Jamaican Rum: Traditional Chinese Fermentation Recipe

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jamaican rumRum refers to distilled liquor made from sugar cane, that is, using sugar cane juice, waste molasses from sugar cane sugar mills and other by-products as raw materials, and distilled liquor obtained through alcohol fermentation, distillation, storage and other processes. It is produced in every sugarcane-producing country or region in the world. Among them, the ones produced in places such as Jamaica, Cuba, and the West Indies are of the best quality.Jamaica is famous as the home of rum. The island of Jamaica is a small island in the Caribbean Sea and is rich in sugar cane. The islanders have been using sugar cane to make wine for a long time, and its unique flavor is loved by the people on the island and also enjoys a reputation in Central America. At the end of the 15th century, the brewing technique began to spread to other countries, and spread through Central America to all sugarcane-producing regions in the world. Since then, this brewing technology has been gradually improved and developed, forming a unique rum single-sided fermentation (only yeast is added to convert sugar cane into wine) technology. …

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