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Bacardi Raspberry 750

Puerto Rico
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About this bottle

Bacardi Raspberry is a flavored rum from Bacardi's fruit lineup, pairing the brand's light white rum base with natural raspberry flavoring for a sweet-tart, berry-forward pour. Like the rest of the flavored range it's built for mixability over sipping complexity, with the raspberry character working well against citrus or cranberry mixers. It follows the same production logic as Bacardi's other flavored expressions: a clean, column-distilled base rum from Puerto Rico dosed with fruit flavor rather than a separately aged or distilled spirit. It's an easy choice for berry-driven cocktails or a simple rum and soda with more personality than plain white rum.

How to drink Bacardi Raspberry

Pour it over ice with lemon-lime soda for a fast raspberry rum cooler, or shake it with cranberry juice for something closer to a Cosmopolitan. It layers well with other berry liqueurs if you want to build it out further.

Specs

RumPuerto Rico

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Questions about this bottle

How should Bacardi Raspberry be served?

Best served over ice or mixed into a highball with soda or juice; store the bottle upright in a cool, dark place after opening — flavored rum doesn't need refrigeration.

What cocktails work well with Bacardi Raspberry?

Mixed with lemonade or soda and a squeeze of lime, it makes an easy raspberry rum highball, or shake it into a daiquiri-style cocktail.

Where does Bacardi come from?

Bacardi was founded in 1862 in Santiago de Cuba by Facundo Bacardí Massó and is still family-owned; production later moved to Puerto Rico, where the majority of Bacardi rum is made today.

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