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Appleton Estate invites Jamaica to get ‘On the Rum’ this August
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Latest News, Lifestyle
August 5, 2026

Appleton Estate invites Jamaica to get ‘On the Rum’ this August

Appleton Estate Jamaica Rum is inviting Jamaicans and visitors to join the brand throughout August as it celebrates its annual rum month with a series of activities including experiences, education, entertainment and exclusive rewards.

Under the theme, “On The Rum”, the Appleton Estate Rum Month is transforming August into a month of celebration unlike any other, positioning the brand as the definitive home of premium Jamaican rum culture while showcasing the craftsmanship, heritage and versatility that have made the brand a global icon for more than 250 years, the company said in a press release.
Throughout the month, consumers are encouraged to “grab their passport” and journey through an unforgettable series of activations designed to celebrate every expression of Appleton Estate, with the limited-edition Appleton Estate Sherry Cask Expression taking the spotlight.

At the heart of the celebrations is the Appleton Estate On The Rum Tour—an ambitious islandwide experience spanning 21 stops across Jamaica. The tour will bring Appleton Estate directly to consumers through immersive tastings, live entertainment, premium cocktail experiences, rum education sessions and vibrant cultural celebrations, making National Rum Month accessible to rum lovers from every corner of the island.

According to Dominic Bell, Communications Manager, Appleton Estate Rum Month represents far more than celebrating a spirit, it is about celebrating Jamaica itself.

“Appleton Estate Rum Month provides the perfect opportunity for us to celebrate not only Appleton Estate Jamaica Rum, but also Jamaica’s rich rum heritage and the craftsmanship that has made our brand one of the most respected premium rums in the world,” Bell said.

“Throughout August, we want consumers to experience everything Appleton Estate represents, from exceptional cocktails and premium nightlife to rum education and authentic Jamaican culture. Whether you’re discovering the versatility of our expressions for the first time or you’re already an Appleton Estate enthusiast, there will be something for everyone to enjoy.”

Appleton Estate is preparing an exciting lineup of signature events that will elevate the month even further. These will be premium lifestyle experiences where consumers can indulge in exceptional rum, music and unforgettable nightlife.
Bell hinted that the celebrations will go beyond what you can imagine.

“With live music from Tower Band, DMG Band and others, the live music entertainment at select locations across the island will be amazing, exactly what Appleton Estate is known for. We will celebrate the art of blending, not only in our exceptional rums, but also through the rich tapestry of Jamaican music and culture,” he explained.

“Consumers who purchase Appleton Estate Sherry Cask at participating off-trade locations will have the opportunity to win incredible prizes and exclusive experiences. We’re also preparing what promises to be Jamaica’s biggest Rum Day celebration, so we encourage everyone to follow us @appletonestateja on social media for updates as to where you can come and be a part of this experience because it will truly be something special.”

In addition to consumer experiences, Appleton Estate will once again shine a spotlight on Jamaica’s thriving mixology community through its highly anticipated Bartenders Competition, where some of the island’s finest bartenders will showcase their creativity, innovation and craftsmanship while competing for top honours. The competition continues the brand’s commitment to developing local talent and celebrating the individuals behind Jamaica’s evolving cocktail culture while educating the masses on how to mix Appleton Estate the right way and to encourage all to drink responsibly this rum month.

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