Made-in-Bermuda Foods & Drinks
From rum and craft beer to smoky meat rubs to ice cream, these tasty foods, drinks and spices are from right here in Bermuda.
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When it comes to food, Bermudians have some original flavours all their own. Seek out these items for an only-in-Bermuda foodie experience.
1. Gosling's Rum
With a history stretching back to the early 19th century, Gosling’s Black Seal Rum is the key ingredient in Bermuda’s two signature cocktails, the Dark 'n Stormy® and the Rum Swizzle, and a key accent in Bermuda's famed fish chowder.
2. Barritt's Bermuda Stone Ginger Beer
Bermuda’s soft drink of choice since 1874, Barritt’s is a zesty and refreshing beverage that can be enjoyed on its own or mixed with rum, vodka, beer or exotic liqueurs.
3. Outerbridge's Original Sherry Peppers
The recipe for sherry peppers sauce originated centuries ago, but it wasn't until 1964 that someone thought to bottle and sell it. Outerbridge's Original Sherry Peppers is an island staple known for its role in Bermuda fish chowder, but it’s capable of adding flavour and fire to all kinds of grilled foods.
4. Tucker's Farm Goat Cheese
Tucker’s Farm has quickly made a name for itself on the island thanks to its fresh and flavourful cheeses, including the spicy Full Hot variety made with Gosling’s Black Seal Rum and hot peppers.
5. Alex & Pete's Bermuda Artisan Ice Cream
Since launching in 2014, Alex & Pete’s new line of handcrafted ice cream has been winning raves, thanks to its delicious Bermuda-inspired flavours. Pick from such enticing varieties as St. George’s Black Rum & Ginger, Riddell’s Bay Chocolate Ripple, Southampton Sea Salt Caramel or Rum Swizzle, made with Outerbridge’s Original Bermuda Rum Swizzle Mix.
6. Chiko's Smokey Rub
Michiko Campbell, former Sous-Chef de Cuisine at the Royal Bermuda Yacht Club, is the creator of a popular brand of seasoning called Chiko's Smokey Rub, which dials up the flavour of chicken, beef, pork and seafood, as well as a host of other meats.
