Born on the Clyde
Titan Rum
Inspired by the craftsmen and workers who built the world's finest ships along the banks of the River Clyde. A bold Scottish spiced rum crafted for the industrious.
Premium Rum from Scotland
Handcrafted Scottish Spiced Rum
Discover Titan Spiced Rum, a premium small-batch Scottish rum inspired by the River Clyde and crafted with raspberry, ginger and vanilla for a smooth, bold finish.
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Bronze Medal, Scottish Produced Rum of the Year
Titan Orange Rum has won a Bronze Medal for Scottish Produced Rum of the Year at the 2026 Scottish Rum Awards, judged against some of Scotland’s finest distillers.
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The Clyde
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Industry and landscape, side by side.
Industry and trade have shaped the lower Clyde for centuries. Shipbuilding started here in 1711, with the first square-rigged ship launched in 1764. Alongside the yards stood sugar refineries, engine works, ropeworks and mills.
Titan Spiced Rum brings together Caribbean rum, Scottish raspberries, Golden Syrup and warming spices, softened with Caledonian water. It's a blend that reflects where the ingredients come from and where the rum is made: the Caribbean and the Clyde, together in the glass.
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Tasting Notes
Nose:
Subtly sweet Golden Syrup, spiced ginger heat with sharp raspberry notes.
Palate:
Smooth silky texture with a hint of vanilla and cubeb giving background spice and heat.
Finish:
Lingering nutmeg, raspberry and ginger.
From The Riveter
Stories from the banks of the Clyde: the history, the craft and the people behind Titan.
Greenock, Sugar and Caribbean Rum
Greenock was once Sugaropolis. We look honestly at the town’s sugar trade, its roots in Caribbean slavery, where rum comes from, and why Titan holds both parts of...
Read the storyTitan Crane Greenock History
The Titan Crane at James Watt Dock has stood over Greenock since 1917. This is the story of the riveters who built it, and why our rum carries...
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