Drinking Overproof Rum in Jamaica Might’ve Been a Mistake | The Spill

We flew to Jamaica, stayed at Sandals Montego Bay, and did what any irresponsible podcast would do — cracked open a bottle of Wray & Nephew overproof rum and tested the limits of good judgment. This 126-proof Jamaican staple is everywhere on the island, and locals had one reaction when they saw us with it: "Good luck, white boys."

In this episode of The Spill, Matt and Drew:

Explore the wild culture behind Wray & Nephew

Learn Jamaican drinking traditions (including mixing it with Ting, Boom energy, and...milk?)

Dive into overproof rum’s naval origins, local reverence, and medicinal uses

Barely survive a few tastings while dodging security and resort staff 😅

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