John Watling's Distillery
Nassau, Bahamas
John Watling's Distillery in Nassau, Bahamas, occupies the historic Buena Vista Estate, built around 1789 and overlooking the harbor, where small-batch rums like Pale, Amber, and Buena Vista are handcrafted using traditional methods with local rainwater filtered through pink sand and aged in white oak barrels.
Named after 17th-century English buccaneer John Watling, the site blends pirate lore with Bahamian heritage, offering free self-guided tours of the production process, aging rooms filled with the "angel's share" evaporation scent, a 200-year-old hand-dug well, and complimentary tastings of rum, piña coladas, or vodka at the Red Turtle Tavern.
Open daily with antiques, royal artifacts, and James Bond filming ties from Casino Royale, it provides an engaging mix of history, craftsmanship, and tropical vibes in downtown Nassau, ideal for rum enthusiasts and cruise visitors.
Location
Buena Vista Estate, 17 Delancy St, Nassau, Bahamas
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