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Maggie's Farm Queen's Share Rum

Maggie's Farm Queen's Share Rum

Maggie's Farm · Maggie's Farm Rum Distillery

$3480 proofNASPittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
Maggie's Farm Queen's Share is a craft American rum that punches well above its modest price point, delivering a mineral-driven profile that feels more terroir-conscious than most rums in its class. Its restrained sweetness and stony backbone make it a compelling fit for anyone who values place over sugar, proving that limestone-rich Pennsylvania water can shape rum as decisively as any Caribbean soil.

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Tasting Notes

Nose

Fresh sugarcane and honeyed minerality rise first, followed by light citrus zest and a subtle flintiness reminiscent of wet stone. A grassy, almost herbal undercurrent weaves through faint vanilla and toasted grain notes.

Palate

The palate is surprisingly mineral-forward for an American rum, with a chalky, limestone-like quality that grounds flavors of ripe banana, light caramel, and tropical fruit. A peppery spice develops at mid-palate, balanced by a clean, slightly saline character that speaks to the distillery's meticulous fermentation.

Finish

Medium-length finish with lingering minerality, a whisper of toasted coconut, and a dry, pleasantly earthy fade.

Specifications
Base Ingredient
Turbinado sugar and fresh sugarcane juice
Distillation
Pot-distilled in a custom-built copper pot still
Country
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, United States
Serve & Pair

Cocktail Suggestion

The Iron City Daiquiri — 2 oz Maggie's Farm Queen's Share Rum · 1 oz fresh lime juice · ¾ oz demerara syrup · Shake hard with ice, double-strain into a chilled coupe, garnish with a lime wheel.

Food Pairing

A simply grilled whole branzino finished with sea salt, fresh lemon, and chopped parsley echoes the rum's mineral spine and citrus brightness, while the charred skin adds a smoky counterpoint to the spirit's clean, slightly saline character.

The Story

Born in a converted strip-district warehouse in Pittsburgh, Maggie's Farm channels the iron-rich limestone water of western Pennsylvania into a rum that trades tropical excess for Appalachian grit and mineral clarity.

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