Halewood Artisanal Spirits’ Dead Man’s Fingers Mango Spiced Rum

Category – Spirits, rum, flavoured, 37.5% abv

Available – From this month

Location – The UK, available in the off-premise channel through multiple retailer Tesco

Price – SRP of GBP22 (US$28) per 70cl bottle

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Halewood Artisanal Spirits has added a ninth flavour variant to its Dead Man’s Fingers spiced rum brand in the UK.

The Mango expression, announced today, rolls out in the same week that the UK-based company changed its name from Halewood Wines & Spirits. As well as mango, the latest brand extension also features vanilla and citrus flavours.

Citing pre-COVID figures from Nielsen, privately-owned Halewood claimed that Dead Man’s Fingers is the top-selling “premium rum brand” in the country.

“With the launch of Dead Man’s Fingers Rum, we saw a gap in the market for flavoured rums which would appeal to experimental rum drinkers, and could be enjoyed as part of simple, at-home serves,” said Sam Caulfield, Halewood’s brand manager for dark spirits. “The response to the brand and our latest flavour innovations has been incredible, and we continue to see strong performance across the portfolio.”

Halewood acquired the Dead Man’s Fingers brand from UK restaurateur Neythan Hayes in early-2018.

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