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The history of sugar cane and rum in Panama start with Don José Varela Blanco, a Spanish immigrant who, in 1908, built the San Isidro sugar mill close to the geographic center of the country in the town of Pesé. Depsite the importance of the sugar cane and spirits industry in Panama, every industry in Panama exists in the shadow of the Panama Canal.

There is only 1 sugar cane spirit distiller in this database from Panama.: Varela Hermanos SA


	Search by Label Name . Other Searches Register User Name: Password: Remember Me? Blog 2012 Ministry of Rum Tasting Competition Rum Lovers Forums Rum Events Where to find Rum Interviews Articles Frequently Asked Questions Rum 101 Test your Rum IQ Rum Glossary Rum Recipes Ministry of Rum Giftshop Rum Trade Registry Promote your brand on the Ministry of Rum Privacy Heading to the Caribbean? click flag for map Hacienda San Isidro - Moving sugarcane Photo courtesy Varela Hermanos SA Panama The history of sugar cane and rum in Panama start with Don José Varela Blanco, a Spanish immigrant who, in 1908, built the San Isidro sugar mill close to the geographic center of the country in the town of Pesé. Depsite the importance of the sugar cane and spirits industry in Panama, every industry in Panama exists in the shadow of the Panama Canal. There is only 1 sugar cane spirit distiller in this database from Panama. Varela Hermanos SA Copyright © 1997-2021 Ministry of Rum, All Rights Reserved.