Lamb's Palm Breeze Rum
The LCBO calls the bottle six sided so it would not roll on a ship table.
Lamb's Palm Breeze is a pale gold rum. The listing dates the style to 1849 and mentions burnt sugar and vanilla. It is a Caribbean-style cane rum, separate from the dark navy blend.
Corby bottles Lamb's for Canada. The LCBO page is a PET bottle listing, so this is the plastic format, not a glass navy bottle with a new label.
Product Highlights
- •Six-sided bottle
- •Pale gold
- •1849 style date
- •Burnt sugar, vanilla
- •PET, not navy glass
Category
Our Canadian score
Limited Canadian ties
This pale-gold Caribbean-style bottling is not a Canadian distillate. The LCBO describes a six-sided PET bottle and an 1849 style date. Corby bottles the Lamb's range in Canada. It is not Navy Rum.
Score breakdown (90% evidenced, high confidence)
“Corby Distilleries bottles Lamb's in Canada for the North American markets”
This score is our own read of publicly available evidence, not a regulatory finding. It is not a CFIA or Competition Bureau origin determination, and it is not the same as the "Product of Canada" or "Made in Canada" claims a manufacturer prints on a label. Check the package if you need the official claim. How we score
Key Facts
- Colour
- Pale gold
- Bottle
- Six sided, PET
- Style date
- 1849
- Retailer
- LCBO
- Bottler
- Corby
Where to Buy
Product Information
Ingredients
Caribbean-style sugar cane rum.
Warnings
- Alcohol. Not for anyone under the legal drinking age.
All Information Sources
Frequently Asked Questions
Is Lamb's Palm Breeze Rum made in Canada?
Not distilled there. Lamb's Palm Breeze Rum is Caribbean-style cane spirit that Corby bottles for Canada. The LCBO blurb is the source for the taste line and the bottle shape.
Why is the bottle six sided?
The LCBO says the shape kept Lamb's Palm Breeze Rum from rolling on a ship table. That is retailer copy. The colour note is pale gold.
How is it different from Navy Rum?
Palm Breeze is pale gold and, in this listing, plastic. Lamb's Navy Rum is the dark 18-rum blend. They are different liquids.
What does the LCBO say it tastes like?
Burnt sugar on the nose, vanilla on the palate, pale gold in the glass. The board suggests ice and lime, or ginger beer, and calls Lamb's Palm Breeze Rum cane-based.
Who sells the brand in Canada?
Corby bottles Lamb's in Canada, including Palm Breeze. Corby is in Toronto. The August 2026 deal to sell Lamb's is an agreement, not a closed sale.
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