Rum delivery in Thorold — atop the Escarpment, through Confederation Heights, and out toward Allanburg and Port Robinson — fills the gap that a limited late-night selection leaves wide open. The Captain-and-cola is a proven remedy; Bacardi Gold handles the tropical-vibe mixer nights; and Appleton Estate Signature is the slow-sip reward after a long day. We deliver all three to every Thorold address past last call.
Three rums in the lineup: Bacardi Gold (aged Caribbean gold, 750ml at 40%, brand founded in Cuba 1862), Captain Morgan Original Spiced (the original Caribbean spiced, 750ml at 35%, vanilla-and-spice profile), and Appleton Estate Signature Blend (Jamaican blended rum from Nassau Valley, 750ml at 40%, minimum four-year oak aging). Under-60-minute Thorold rum delivery, paid on the spot.
Bacardi Gold — aged Caribbean gold rum from Puerto Rico (Bacardi originally founded in Cuba, 1862), 750ml at 40% ABV. Aged in oak barrels for light vanilla, toasted oak, sweet caramel, soft mellow finish. Smooth enough to sip neat, soft enough for a rum-and-cola, dependable in mojitos, daiquiris, mai tais, and any tropical cocktail that wants warm color and aged character.
Captain Morgan Original Spiced — the original Caribbean spiced gold rum, 750ml at 35% ABV. Caribbean rum infused with vanilla, warm baking spice, and natural flavors for a soft sweetness and a long warming finish. Built for the Captain-and-cola, the spiced rum-and-ginger-beer, the slow nightcap on the rocks — the rum that defined a category and the bottle that anchors more home bars than any other in its style.
Appleton Estate Signature Blend — Jamaican blended rum from the Nassau Valley, 750ml at 40% ABV. A blend of pot- and column-still rums aged a minimum of four years in oak, with caramel, tropical fruit, allspice, orange peel, and a soft warming finish. Genuine island craft from Jamaica's oldest sugar estate (founded 1749) — equally at home neat, on the rocks, or in a stirred cocktail like a rum Old Fashioned or a mai tai.
Call to place your rum delivery for Thorold now — pay the driver at the door.