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Hello,

I'm desperately trying to find either a online, phone or email order location for Old Monk rum, specifically the 7 year blend. A roommate of mine brought me back a single bottle from her trip home to Bombay and I haven't been able to find any supplier stateside nor on the internet.

Does anyone have any leads? Much appreciated. =)

Cassandra

Posted

I live in Souther California, close to LA. You would think I would be able to buy it out here somewhere!

Thanks for your help! I look forward to hearing if you can find it. =)

Cassandra

Posted

Greetings Cassandra,

Every time that I am in LA area I head down south to Costa Mesa and buy my rum at Hi-Time Wine Cellars and pick up a fine cigar along with my Rum. It's a great shop and they have very good prices and a great selection. Click here to a map of the area. I've looked at their current inventory and do not see the rum that you seek, but give them a call and see if they can order it for you.

Good luck, Dan

P.S.: Please let us know if and where you find it, there is not enough follow through in this forum and too many threads go unfinished.

Cheers

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Jeff - Yes, I saw that site listing. I might have to check it out.

Dan - Hi-Time sounds like fun. =) I might have to drag the boyfriend down there this weekend, see if we can find the 7 year. If not, I'm sure we'll find other goodies there.

And definitely, I'll let you all know what I can find out. Thanks for the tip!

Cassandra

*edit*

Ooh, they've got Hana Bay! Good cheap rum for mixing!

/fond memories of Maui

Posted

Here are the latest listing for Old Monk in New York.

In order for a rum to be sold in other states it has to be approved by the state liquor commission, which varies from state to state. I don't think it is available in California yet.

Ray & Frank Liquor Store

706 9th Ave. (48St. West)

Elman's New Gramacy

279 3rd Ave. (22St.)

Zeeman Liquors

47 University Place (9/10 St.)

Embassy Wines & Liquors

796 Lexington Ave. (61/62 St. E)

Mister Wright

1593 Third Ave.

New Ehrlichs Wines & Liquors

222 Amsterdam Ave. (70 St. W)

Edward Hamilton

Ministry of Rum.com

The Complete Guide to Rum

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Posted

Dang...I have no plans on being in NYC anytime soon and I have no relatives there. Hmm.

Well, thanks for the info, Ed.

The search continues...

Posted

Ooooh, that sounds awesome Ed!

And no, I haven't tried any other Indian rums...from what I can tell from my Indian friends, the 7 year Old Monk is their "cheap stuff" and is quite popular with the Indian military as it's sold in their PX's, which is where my particular bottle came from.

I also did not get a chance to get down to Orange County this weekend (I live about an hour or so away) - but I will get there soon, I hope, and give you all a full report. =)

Cassandra

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