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

Clarke's Court Rum Distillery, nestled in Woodlands, St. George's, has been a cornerstone of Grenada's rum industry for over 80 years. Founded in 1937, it's the island's largest and best-known distillery. The name Clarke's Court comes from Clarke's Court Bay in Woodlands, which has a history dating back to Dutch colonists in the 1670s and later Gedney Clarke, who acquired the Woodlands Estate in the late 1700s. 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 witness the rum-making process, from fermentation to distillation and aging, and learn about the distillery's history and the importance of rum in Grenada's culture and economy. Visitors can sample Clarke's Court's range of rums, from smooth white rums to rich, full-bodied aged varieties. The distillery also features a gift shop where you can purchase your favorite rums and related merchandise. Clarke's Court combines traditional methods with modern technology to produce high-quality rums enjoyed worldwide.