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Want to experience a slice of Jamaica in Sydney? Either way, there's a rum-fuelled adventure happening in Sydney over November and December you should lock into your diary. Fine purveyors and makers of rum for over 265 years, Appleton Estate have launched The Appleton Trail in Sydney, three weekends of rum-tasting, storytelling and celebration of Jamaica's long-loved spirit.
After Paddington's Village Inn and Kings Cross's Sweethearts Rooftop Barbecue, the final stop of The Appleton Trail will be at Taylor’s Rooftop, located above the Republic Hotel in CBD. Like the other stops on the Trail, expect a Jamaican-themed pop-up hideaway with reggae tunes, specially-created rum cocktails, paired with Jamaican food, and hosted by a Jamaican dancer — all to make you feel like you’re finally on that well-deserved island holiday.
You'll be able to try the Appleton Estate Signature Blend – the original Appleton Estate rum — alongside the Reserve Blend, Rare Blend 12 Year Old, 21 Year Old Jamaica Rum and 50 Year Old Jamaica Rum – the world’s oldest barrel-aged rum. Plus, Appleton have taken it upon themselves to create four signature cocktails for the event. If you’re looking for something to take a the sting out of a little too much sun, try the From Jamaica With Love, comprised of Appleton Estate Signature Blend, passionfruit, fresh citrus and pineapple. If you love a good Dark 'n' Stormy, try the Appleton rendition, the Jamaican Stormy (Appleton Estate Signature Blend, fresh lime and ginger beer).
As well as the cocktails, Taylor’s will also have some additions to their menu just for the occasion — think jerk chicken pineapple salsa and jerk prawns for those looking for a jerk-fuelled feast. What better way to celebrate the first weekend of summer with a rum cocktail, jerk chicken and Jamaican beats as the sun sets over Sydney's CBD?
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When
Friday, December 4, 2015 - Saturday, December 5, 2015
Friday, December 4 - Saturday, December 5, 2015
Where
Taylor's Rooftop69-73 Pitt Street
Sydney