New England Sweetwater Rum Punch puts tropical fruit and Kingfish rum in the same ready-to-pour bottle. At 15% ABV, it is a prepared cocktail with a sweet, citrus-bright profile.
Chill it before a cookout, pour over fresh ice, and finish with a wedge of citrus. A splash of soda gives you a longer, lighter-tasting drink without building a punch from scratch.
Product Details
Spirit Type: Ready-to-Drink Cocktail
Style: Rum Punch
Base: Kingfish rum
Bottle Size: 750 ml
Country of Origin: United States
Region: Winchester, New Hampshire
ABV: 15% (30 proof)
Tasting Notes
Nose: Tropical fruit, citrus, and warm rum
Palate: Bright, punchy fruit flavor over a smooth rum base
Finish: Sweet, clean, and easygoing
How to Enjoy
Serve chilled over ice. Add fresh citrus, pineapple, or a splash of sparkling water to stretch it into a lighter spritz for a crowd.
What Makes It Special
Robert Patton-Spruill founded New England Sweetwater Farm & Distillery in 2015. His cousins Alisa Lawrence and Nilaja Young purchased the business with their husbands in 2022, continuing a family distilling story in Winchester, New Hampshire.
Robert Patton-Spruill founded New England Sweetwater Farm & Distillery in 2015. His cousins Alisa Lawrence and Nilaja Young purchased the business with their husbands in 2022, continuing a family distilling story in Winchester, New Hampshire.
What size bottle is this?
This listing is for a 750 ml bottle.
What does it taste like?
Tropical fruit and citrus meet a sweet rum base.
How should I serve it?
Serve chilled over ice. Add fresh citrus, pineapple, or a splash of sparkling water to stretch it into a lighter spritz for a crowd.
Do I need to add rum or juice?
No. This is a prepared rum cocktail. Chill and serve over ice; fruit garnish or soda is optional.
What is the story behind the brand?
Robert Patton-Spruill founded New England Sweetwater Farm & Distillery in 2015. His cousins Alisa Lawrence and Nilaja Young purchased the business with their husbands in 2022, continuing a family distilling story in Winchester, New Hampshire.