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TO BE UNLEASHED: Thursday 11th November 2021
AVAILABLE NOW FOR PRE-ORDER
Beneath the cold green waters of the Irish Sea, the Glashtyn guards his treasure trove of pearls. Beware his cry on dark stormy nights, for this aquatic shapeshifter of Manx myth may lure the unwary to a watery end.
A new creation from The Fynoderee Distillery, Glashtyn Spiced Manx Rum takes its name and inspiration from ancient tales of a creature believed to haunt the shores of the Isle of Man.
While under the briny wash, it is said to resemble a water horse or bull, watching over a booty of shimmering pearls. But as night bleeds in, the Glashtyn cuts a new form.Emerging through the foam, a brooding figure sets foot on wet sand and shingle. Heed his call and you may find yourself dragged to the depths.
Glashtyn Spiced Manx Rum is made with a long fermentation of a sublime and deeply flavourful organic Colombian cane sugar known as Panela — right here at our Distillery in Ramsey, Isle of Man. 🇮🇲
Our new, entirely Manx fermented and distilled spiced rum has been perfected over many months, with a rich and potent recipe spiced with dried fruit, ginger and cassia, and peppery aniseed notes of Manx Alexander seed.
PRE-ORDER your bottle today
Get your first taste at our GLASHTYN LAUNCH CELEBRATION at the Fyn Bar, Ramsey on Thursday 11th November
We'll see you in the deep.
The Making of Autumn, a journey from land to bottle.
There are summers that seem to disappear in a flash, and this has definitely been one of them. Looking back, it feels like Team Fyn has barely stood still. We’ve travelled from one end of the Island to the other, been involved in weddings, community events and poured more drinks than we can count and we've loved every minute of it.
There’s a moment every year when you know TT has arrived. The roads change, bikes seem to appear everywhere, old friends return, new faces arrive and there’s that unmistakable buzz around the Island. We love it. But this year, even by TT standards, things felt a little different.
