What we do
One booth, different brands
Rum never got much attention at bar shows, so in 2024 we did something about it. The Rum Quarter is one big stand where different brands show rum together, as one strong category.
Our visitors work in the industry. They talk to our bartenders, brand ambassadors and brand owners, taste what rum can do for their venue, and learn how different the styles are.
The Rum Quarter comes from The Rumah, our cocktail bar on the Oude Binnenweg in Rotterdam. We want to get everybody involved with the world's most diverse spirit.
On the stand
- Different brands in one booth
- A masterclass program
- Room for tastings and meetings
- Bartenders from The Rumah shaking rum drinks
- When3 and 4 November 2026, 11:00 to 19:00
- WhereTechnopolis City of Athens, Greece
- Stand272
- With us327 Rum, Dos Maderas, Paranubes, Savanna and Worthy Park
Brands we worked with
Good company
Rum from the Caribbean, Latin America, the Indian Ocean and further afield.
327 Rum
Guyana, Guatemala, Panama & Venezuela
A double aged XO blend of rums from four countries, finished for warm tropical notes. Every bottle is filled by hand.
Official websiteAlibi Aged Rum
Barbados, Trinidad & Jamaica
Bartender and bar owner Hani Asfdaai developed this rum. It's distilled in Barbados, Trinidad and Tobago, and Jamaica, then blended in the Netherlands.
Official websiteBlack Tot Rum
United Kingdom
The name comes from Black Tot Day, 31 July 1970, when the Royal Navy ended its daily rum ration. The Finest Caribbean Rum blends rum from Guyana, Barbados, Jamaica and Trinidad.
Official websiteClairin
Haiti
Clairin is a category of rum rather than one brand. Independent Haitian distilleries make it from sugarcane in small batches, wild fermented and unaged.
Doorly's
Barbados
Martin Doorly and Co registered the brand in Barbados in 1908. It's made today at the Foursquare Distillery and is best known for its sherry cask finished XO.
Dos Maderas
Jerez, Spain
This rum ages first in the Caribbean, then travels to Jerez to age further in the sherry casks of Bodegas Williams and Humbert.
Official websiteMates Rum
Barbados, Dominican Republic & Jamaica
A blend of three to five year old rums with no added sugar or artificial flavouring. The bottle is 35 percent lighter than a standard design to cut emissions in transport.
Paranubes
Oaxaca, Mexico
One family has made this pure cane juice rum in the Sierra Mazateca for three generations. They press the cane daily and wild ferment the juice.
Official websiteRhum J.M
Macouba, Martinique
AOC Martinique rhum agricole made from fresh estate grown cane juice. Jean-Marie Martin, whose initials give the brand its name, bought the site in 1845.
Official websiteRon Colón Salvadoreño
El Salvador
This rum started as a bartender's passion project, made to do something new with the category. The name honours the Colón, the currency El Salvador retired in 2001.
Official websiteRon Cristóbal
Dominican Republic
Danish producer 1423 World Class Spirits created this rum, which is aged in the Dominican Republic. The name comes from Cristóbal Colón, Christopher Columbus.
Official websiteRon Cubay
Villa Clara, Cuba
Ron Cubay launched in Cuba in 1964 from Santo Domingo in the Villa Clara region, and has been sold internationally since 2010.
Sampan
Hoi An, Vietnam
Pure cane juice rum from Distillerie d'Indochine near Hoi An. The name refers to the traditional Southeast Asian boat.
Savanna
Réunion Island
Distillerie de Savanna has made rum at the Bois Rouge estate in Saint André for over 150 years.
Official websiteTakamaka
Mahé, Seychelles
The d'Offay family has made this rum at the Trois Frères Distillery on Mahé since 2002, from organic sugar cane grown by local cooperatives.
Official websiteThe Duppy Share
Jamaica & Barbados
A blend of rums from Worthy Park Estate and the Foursquare distillery. The name comes from the Caribbean belief that duppies steal the best share of ageing rum.
Official websiteWilliam George
Jamaica & Trinidad
Four Jamaican pot stilled rums and two Trinidad and Tobago column stilled rums, blended in Amsterdam. Its creators named it after their grandfathers.
Official websiteWorthy Park
Jamaica
Single estate Jamaican rum from 1,200 feet above sea level, where rum making goes back to 1670. The estate distils it in copper pot stills.
Official website
Get in contact
Have a rum brand and want to join us at a show? Or just a question?
info@therumahrotterdam.com- Daryl Lieuw-On
- Edward Nijhoff
- Find usThe Rumah, Oude Binnenweg 110C, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
- Instagram@therumahrotterdam
