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An Outstanding Rum
Wing Walker is a premium rum from the Caribbean coasts of Venezuela and Dominica, distilled in copper pot stills and aged in vintage oak barrels.
An exceptionally smooth and silky rum which can be enjoyed on its own. Add ice and the flavours open and the incredible character bursts into life, bringing the warmth of the Caribbean to your glass.
40% ABV
Cricketing Legend
Phil Tufnell
Having spent many months in the West Indies during his cricketing career, Phil is no newcomer to the world of Caribbean rum. Whilst having enjoyed the traditional blends, Phil was keen to launch his own rum with a modern twist and discovered the perfect match with Wing Walker Rum.
An ‘experienced’ Wing Walker himself having taken to the skies for a Question of Sport challenge whilst strapped to a plane, Phil will be actively promoting his Wing Walker Rum with his inimitable style of energy, fun and sense of humour.




Tasting Notes
Outstanding Rum
Whilst golden in colour, this rum is defined by its smooth taste and flavours - with subtle orange peel, vanilla and smooth caramel notes, Wing Walker soars above other rums. These flavours take off through the spirit, making Wing Walker rum a perfect cocktail base.
OUTSTANDING RUM
SAVOUR IT NEAT
Wing Walker is a premium sipping rum – drink it neat over a glass full of ice!
Try our Rum Cocktails

Daquiri Elixir
50ml Wing Walker Rum
15ml fresh lime juice
7.5ml sugar syrup
5ml green Chartreuse
10ml chilled mineral water
Mix and serve over plenty of ice
Serve with a lime wedge
Red Rum Martini
60ml Wing Walker Rum
25 fresh redcurrants
15ml sloe gin
10ml lemon juice
15ml vanilla syrup
Crush the redcurrants.
Mix, shake and garnish with redcurrants or strawberries

Rum Old Fashioned
60ml Wing Walker Rum
3 dashes each orange/grapefruit & Whiskey bitters
12ml Maple syrup/agave
Grapefruit peel
Mix, stir and garnish with orange or grapefruit
Testimonials
Our Inspiration

Charles Lindbergh
Charles Lindbergh began his aviation career as a wing walker.

Samuel Franklin Cody
A Wild West showman and early pioneer of manned flight.

Gladys Roy
Probably the only woman in the world who could say she’s played tennis on an airplane!