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Jamaica Gold Rum Kingston 62
by Sheree-Anita Shearer | Associate Writer
The Appleton Estate Brand decided to rebrand its Appleton Special series of gold and white rum as Kingston 62 to differentiate between the medium-bodied rum and the premium-aged Appleton offerings.
The Kingston 62 was rebranded as the perfect rum for socialising and great drink mixes.
Why is it called Kingston 62?
The Kingston 62 is a direct nod to Jamaica’s 1962 celebrations as a newly independent country back then. The first-ever celebrations were held in Kingston, Jamaica which serves as the nation's capital and business centre.
It is also the true birthplace of Reggae, making it the cultural epicentre of the Jamaican Reggae and Dancehall scene. The image of a lion is featured on the bottle which symbolises the Jamaican people and their resilience and pride.
KINGSTON 62 GOLD
The Kingston 62 Gold is made from a blend of four rums crafted in pot and column stills and aged up to seven years. The rum has hints of citrus, spice and molasses.
Kingston 62 Gold Drink Mixes
Jamaican Dark N’ Stormy Recipe
INGREDIENTS
2 ounces Kingston 62 Gold Rum
4/6 ounces Ginger Beer
1 ounce Lime juice
A lime wedge for garnish (optional)
PROCEDURE
Fill a glass with ice cups and pour your rum into it. Pour in your ginger beer and lime juice then stir with a slender spoon or bar spoon if you have one. You can finish off with a lime wedge in the corner of the glass as a garnish.
Jamaican Hurricane Recipe
INGREDIENTS
2 ounces Kingston 62 White Rum
2 ounces Kingston 62 Gold Rum
1/2 ounce passion fruit juice
1 ounce orange juice
1 ounce fresh lime juice
1 tsp simple syrup
1 TSP Grenadine
An orange slice and cherry
Ice
PROCEDURE
Add all the ingredients to a shaker.
Add fresh ice to an appropriate glass then strain your drink into the glass.
Garnish with a cherry and an orange slice.
Jamaican Rum & Coconut Water Recipe
INGREDIENTS
2 ounces Kingston 62 Gold Rum
4/6 ounces coconut water
A fresh lime wedge
A mint sprig
PROCEDURE
Pour rum and coconut water into a glass with ice and stir vigorously to chill. Add lime wedge and mint to the glass and serve.
Jamaican Rum And Cola Recipe
INGREDIENTS
2 ounces Kingston 62 Gold Rum
4/6 ounces Cola
PROCEDURE
Fill your glass with ice, rum and finally cola. Mix well and serve.
While the classic is Rum and Cola, you can substitute it for Pepsi which is considerably more popular in Jamaica for cocktails.
KINGSTON 62 WHITE RUM
The Kingston 62 White Rum is made from a blend of two-column still rums and aged up to three years in oak barrels.
Kingston 62 White Rum Drink Mixes
Jamaican Rum & Tonic Recipe
INGREDIENTS
2 ounces Kingston 62 White Rum
4/6 ounces tonic water
1 ounce lime juice
A lime wedge for garnish
Ice
PROCEDURE
Add Ice cubes to a glass followed by rum and lime juice. Add tonic water and serve. You can add a lime wedge for garnish if you wish. This drink can also be made with Kingston 62 Gold Rum.
Jamaican Piña Colada Recipe
INGREDIENTS
2 ounces Kingston 62 White Rum
1 ½ ounce Pineapple juice
1 ½ ounces coconut cream
A pineapple wedge
Ice
PROCEDURE
Add all your ingredients, except your optional pineapple wedge, to a blender and pulse until smooth.
Pour into a tall glass and garnish as you like before serving.
Jamaican Rum Punch Recipe
INGREDIENTS
2 ounces Kingston 62 White Rum
2 ounces of pineapple juice
1 ounce of orange juice, freshly squeezed
3 tsp lime juice, freshly squeezed
2 tsp grenadine
A brandied or maraschino cherry
PROCEDURE
Add the rum and all other liquid ingredients to a shaker.
Shake until chilled then strain into a Hurricane glass over fresh ice.
Add your cherry as a garnish and serve.
You can add both Kingston 62 White and Gold to your rum punch if you’d like.
Jamaican Mojito Cocktail Recipe
INGREDIENTS
2 ounces Kingston 62 White Rum
⅔ ounces Soda
2 Tsp superfine sugar
6 Fresh mint leaves
0,5 ounces lime juice
A slice of lime for garnish
PROCEDURE
Mix the mint, sugar and lime juice. Add a splash of soda and fill the glass with ice.
Pour in the rum and add the remaining soda before serving.
How much is a Kingston 62?
A bottle of Kinston 62 will cost around USD 25 or JMD 3,000.
Kingston 62 prides itself on using GMO-free molasses and naturally occurring yeast in its products. The rum is crafted using Jamaican limestone filtered water. And does not include additives. Try a bottle and recreate your favourite cocktail.
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