Aged for a minimum of two years, it is then bottled at 37% ABV, in a trademark bottle that has changed little over the decades. This is based on the same design first introduced in 1961 by Sam McMahon, who introduced the trademark 'Brick', as well as introducing our mate Bundy R. Bear on the bottle.
Why the Bear? Well the thinking was that the polar bear would signify to those who lived south of the border, that Bundaberg Rum could ward off the wickedest of winter chills. There is also a little known story which also suggests that the Gaelic name McMahon also means "Son of Bear"
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