Belle Rose Rum
Handcrafted rum made from turbinado sugar, offered in three distinct variations that showcase the distillery’s versatility in rum production.
Skip Rock Distillers is a craft distillery located at 104 Ave C in Snohomish, Washington, founded in 2010 by husband-and-wife team Mark and Tami Sweeney. The distillery is known for its Pacific Northwest-inspired spirits made with locally grown ingredients, including their own Yukon Gold potatoes and triticale (a rye-wheat hybrid). They use traditional copper pot stills and handmade barrels to produce an award-winning lineup of bourbon, rye, vodka, gin, rum, brandy, liqueurs, and whiskeys.
Handcrafted rum made from turbinado sugar, offered in three distinct variations that showcase the distillery’s versatility in rum production.
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