Clarke's Court Rum Distillery: A Taste of Grenadian Heritage

Clarke's Court Rum Distillery, a cornerstone of Grenada's rum industry for over 80 years, stands proudly in Woodlands, St. George's. Founded in 1937, it has become the island's largest and best-known distillery, producing a wide range of award-winning rums enjoyed locally and internationally. A visit to Clarke's Court offers a fascinating glimpse into the art and science of rum-making. Guided tours take you behind the scenes, from the raw sugarcane to the final bottled product. You'll learn about the distillery's history, the different types of rum produced, and the modern techniques used to maintain high standards of quality. The tour also showcases old steam engines, some dating back to 1886. Clarke's Court's legacy is intertwined with Grenada's history. The distillery's name comes from Clarke's Court Bay in Woodlands, which has a history dating back to the Dutch colonists in the 1670s. Before being known as Clarke's Court, the rums were sold under the names Tradewinds and Red Neck. After the tour, visitors can sample Clarke's Court's exceptional range of rums, from smooth white rums to rich, full-bodied aged varieties. The distillery also has a gift shop where you can purchase your favorite rum.