It begins at sea.

And on the quay, a writer is listening.

Sixty-four years later.

Twelve years on, the stills arrive.

Then it is ready to leave.

Half a century later, the lid comes off.

Green Island Superior

An island,
distilled.

The spirit of Mauritius, since 1960.

A concept byMeta Mind Lab

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Land, at last.

Weeks of open sea. Then, out of the dawn mist, the green peaks of Mauritius.

A traveller comes ashore.

His name is Mark Twain. What a Mauritian tells him here will end up in his next book.

“You gather the idea that Mauritius was made first, and then heaven; and that heaven was copied after Mauritius.”

Mark Twain, Following the Equator, 1897

The island, bottled.

Green Island is bottled for the first time, from the molasses of Mauritius's own cane.

Four columns. Years in oak.

Distilling begins on the island. The spirit rests three to five years before it is blended.

Then charcoal. Until it runs clear.

Packed for the voyage.

Open it.

Mauritius, bottled clear.

Green Island Superior. The most widely exported Mauritian rum.

Tasting notes

Nose
Grassy and herbal, with hints of pepper, honey and a little star anise.
Palate
Creamy and tropical: coconut, cocoa, golden syrup, lime and black pepper.
Finish
Long and spicy.
Strength
37% vol
Bottle
70 cl
Style
Mauritian rum, molasses
Since
1960