Here’s a new list of upcoming rum releases for the US market compiled from TTB label certifications approved in January 2026. These are only label approvals recorded at the US TTB, so none of these are likely to be available yet and it’s anyone’s guess when they might appear in stores.
This doesn’t include every rum label approval, I’ve tried to triage the approvals to the brands that people would recognize, while also including other labels that might be interesting but excluding spiced/flavored products and most cachacas.
The TTB approved 121 rum labels in total this month, 50 are covered here.
This month’s highlights include the re-release of several past Habitation Velier bottlings that previously sold out, the first IB release of Roulaison Rum from New Orleans, a high ester release from Alambique Serrano, lots of Bedford Park, Colours of Rum, Raising Glasses, a new Mexican rum from PM Spirits, aged rums from Rum et al., and more!
You can find a link to the January 2026 edition of this report here.
Commentary and Interesting Things
- The first time you see a vodka brand getting a label approved under the rum category, you think that it must be an accident. The second… you wonder what the odds are of getting it past someone at the TTB twice. And the third time it happens… well, I honestly don’t know what to think. But Mutiny Island Vodka has a new label that clearly states that it’s a vodka made with “100% Neutral Spirits” on the front label, yet the TTB’s approved class and type are “Virgin Islands Rum (White)”.
- The guys at Twenty-One Wine and Spirits are once again getting approvals for brands that aren’t theirs. This month we have Chamarel, Savanna Lontan and Trad G,
- Manifest Distilling has an updated label for the Rolling Stones’ Crossfire Hurricane rum.
- Mount Gay has a new approval for their Silver, I’m not sure there are any substantive changes in it, so I’m just mentioning it here.
- Koloa has a coffee flavored rum that somehow got approved in a non-flavored rum category.
- You don’t see many brands registering in the Diluted Rum category, but La Destileria Craft Spirits in Puerto Rico has an approval for El Chinchorro Seco at 30%.
- The Little River Company in Miami jumps into the solera aging fray with Flor de Habana, a Guatemalan rum that clearly claims to be aged for 25 years (then puts “Solera Method” in smaller letters underneath). They also have a Venezuelan rum that claims to be 15 years old with the same disclaimer as well as a 10 YO release.
Releases of Interest
Alambique Serrano
Altos Esteres Reposado 8MO, Approved 26 January 2026.


Bayou
Single Barrel Distillery Collection 4YO, Approved 15 January 2026.


Bedford Park
Single Barrel Marie-Galante Guadeloupe, Approved 2 January 2026.


Single Barrel Fiji Rum, Approved 6 January 2026.


Single Barrel Barbados Foursquare, Approved 6 January 2026.


Single Barrel Barbados Saint Michael, Approved 5 January 2026.


Single Barrel Jamaican New Yarmouth, Approved 6 January 2026.


Single Barrel Jamaican New Yarmouth, Approved 6 January 2026.


Single Barrel St Lucia Vendome, Approved 6 January 2026.


Single Barrel Reunion, Approved 6 January 2026.


Single Barrel Guyana PM/DHE, Approved 7 January 2026.


Single Barrel Jamaican WP, Approved 7 January 2026.


Single Barrel Jamaican New Yarmouth, Approved 7 January 2026.


Burdekin
Virgin, Approved 21 January 2026.

Vintage PX, Approved 26 January 2026.

Premium Aged, Approved 21 January 2026.

Distillers Edition Second Giru Cane, Approved 21 January 2026.

Colours of Rum
Jamaica 1998 HD Edition 6, Approved 20 January 2026.


Guyana 1994 Enmore Edition 9, Approved 21 January 2026.


Guyana 1993 Enmore Edition 8, Approved 22 January 2026.


Guadeloupe 1998 Montebello Edition 1, Approved 21 January 2026.


Barbados 2002 Foursquare Edition 19, Approved 21 January 2026.


Cotton & Reed
Aged Rum, Approved 8 January 2026.

Dos Maderas


Habitation Velier
The great Kate Perry from LM&V tells me that these are re-releases of previous bottlings that sold out in the US, but Velier had additional stock she was able to have sent to the US market. Availability of these will be even more limited than the original releases.
Foursquare LFT White, Approved 23 January 2026.


Distillerie de Port au Prince, Approved 23 January 2026.


Forsyths WP 151 Proof, Approved 23 January 2026.


Papa Rouyo 2022, Approved 23 January 2026.


Providence 2020, Approved 23 January 2026.


Renegade 2020, Approved 23 January 2026.


Hampden 2019 LROK ex-Sherry, Approved 23 January 2026.


Hampden 2016 OWH, Approved 23 January 2026.


Mater
Single Batch 1, Approved 8 January 2026.

Single Cask 12, Approved 12 January 2026.

Nobilis
No. 53 – Trinidad 15 YO, Approved 28 January 2026.


Papalin
Reunion 10 YO, Approved 28 January 2026.


Pepón
Melaza 2019, Approved 14 January 2026.


Raising Glasses
Rum et al. Dunder Pressure Queen’s Share, Approved 9 January 2026.


Rum et al. Dunder Pressure Oloroso Sherry Cask Finish, Approved 20 January 2026.


Rum et al. Dunder Pressure Madeira Cask Finish, Approved 20 January 2026.


Roulaison Jazz Queen’s Share 7 YO, Approved 12 January 2026.


Roulaison Burlesque 7 YO, Approved 16 January 2026.


Rums of Mexico
This is a new line from the awesome folks at PM Spirits.
Caldo, Approved 30 January 2026.



Spirit of Haiti
Clairin Casimir Harvest 2022, Approved 22 January 2026.


Ten to One
Amba, Approved 7 January 2026.


Other Releases
Chicago Cane Collective Cane Fire Overproof, Approved 30 January 2026.

Great Shearwater 11 YO Guyana, Approved 26 January 2026.

Cane Island No. 8 Blend, Approved 7 January 2026.


Rhumney Distilling The Holy Spirit, Approved 8 January 2026.
This claims to be a sugarcane juice-based rum (or rhum, depending on which side of the bottle you read) made from South Carolina cane farms.


Mydrinx, Approved 30 January 2026.
I feel safe in saying that most of us probably haven’t had a Slovenian rum before. Here’s your chance.


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