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    Smith’s RUM CREAM
    Smith’s Rum Cream CEO & director Donald Smith and co-director Sherane Jackson presented three flavours: Original, Butterscotch, and Coffee.
    Food, Lifestyle, Thursday Life Food
    June 6, 2024

    Smith’s RUM CREAM

    Product Name: Smith’s Rum Cream

    Product Description: Smith’s Rum Cream is a premium Jamaican beverage that masterfully combines the richness of Jamaican rum with lactose-free cream. Created by CEO Donald Smith, this beverage is available in four delightful flavours: Vanilla, Coffee, Original, and Butterscotch. Smith’s Rum Cream currently offers two distinct variants: The Citizen (17% alc/vol) and The Outlaw (21% alc/vol). The forthcoming Monarch variant, set to surpass the quality of both current variants, will provide an elegant drinking experience that embodies the spirit of freedom and adventure.

    Inspiration Behind the Product:

    The creation of Smith’s Rum Cream is deeply rooted in personal history and familial tradition. Donald Smith drew inspiration from his mother’s meticulous preparation of the family’s signature “strong back drink” for his father. This drink’s rich, velvety texture and the love poured into each batch left a lasting impression on him. Motivated to refine this cherished tradition, Smith embarked on a journey to create his own version, with his father’s discerning palate offering invaluable feedback.

    Using his academic background in biochemistry, Smith addressed lactose intolerance issues, developing a lactose-free version of the Original flavour. The “Original” name pays homage to its status as the first flavour created. University friends and bar patrons played a crucial role in the product’s evolution, with their feedback inspiring the creation of the stronger “Outlaw” variant to satisfy the demand for a more robust alcoholic kick.

     

    Availability:

    • Murray’s Fish and Jerk Hut

    • Fyah Side Jerk and Bar

    • Taste to Di Bone Seafood Restaurant

    • XLounge Bar and Grill

    • Fesco Gas Station (Old Harbour location)

    • Things Jamaican at Devon House

    • Things Jamaican at Norman Manley International Airport

    • Quality Traders Supermarket

    • Numerous bars in the Clarendon area

     

    Public Launch:

    Smith’s Rum Cream has been available to the public since its debut at the Denbigh Agricultural Industrial and Food Show in August of 2023.

     

    Manufacturing Challenges:

    As a growing small business, Smith’s Rum Cream faces challenges in procuring raw materials and securing the necessary funding for expansion. These teething pains are part of the journey towards scaling up production to meet increasing demand.

     

    Five-Year Product Goal:

    In five years, Smith’s Rum Cream aspires to become a recognised brand across Jamaica, the Caribbean, Latin America, the USA, and parts of Europe. The ultimate goal is to position Jamaica as the global capital of rum cream and milky liqueurs, celebrating the island’s rich heritage and the spirit of independence that inspires each bottle.

     

    Contact:

    Sherane Jackson

    Market Expansion Coordinator

    Smith’s Rum Cream


    876-436-9143

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