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PRODUCTION OF SPIRITS

"Rum":Rum is spirit made from sugar cane products such as molasses, sugarcane juice, or sugarcane syrup. The rums produced from molasses are called industrial rums and those produced from pure can juice are called agriculture rums (rums agricole). Rum is produced in all sugarcane producing
countries of the world. The most important countries are West Indies (Jamaica,Trinidad, and Barbados), Puerto Rico,Guyana, Cuba, Haiti, South Africa,Venezuela, United States and Australia.The word ‘rum’ is probably derived from the latin term for sugarcanesaccharum, which means ‘sweetness’. The rum was first produced in the seventeenth century in Barbados.

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