Sentence examples for old rum from inspiring English sources

Cut the baba in half when serving and drizzle with old rum of your choice.

Nothing explodes, there is no subtlety.' So what we did is put an apple sorbet and a drop of rum -- old rum that Fidel Castro took from the cave of Battista 50 years ago.

Depardieu's portfolio of powerful friends ranged from Castro (he once called an apple compote, seasoned with a drop of old rum from a bottle that Castro had given him, "God in velvet underwear") to the Chechen ruler Ramzan Kadyrov (at his thirty-fifth-birthday party, in 2011, Depardieu took the stage and yelled, "Glory to Kadyrov!").

The long, curving, copper-topped bar is the kind that invites committed drinking, and off to the side sits a piano, though not the same one used by the old Rum House, which was a Broadway fixture that had gathered too much dust, in every possible sense.

Beers may be relatively inexpensive in a club, but expect to pay as much as $25 for a regular old rum and coke in top-end joints.

Ron de Jeremy is exceptionally smooth 7-year old rum from Panama.

"Why, you dirty old rum-neck," she said in a hoarse voice, "what gives you the idea that you got a right to a beautiful wife and daughter?

It's a pity to use fine old rums in mixed drinks.

An impressive collection of old rums is to be found in, of all places, a Paris fish restaurant, Prunier.

In this country, almost every major city has at least one shop, usually a knowledgeable wine merchant, that stocks old rums.

I found some three or five year old rums far more palatable, with smoother and more integrated flavor, than those claiming to be ten years old.