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Belikin Premium is now available in the US, see:

http://www.bevmo.com/productinfo.as...mp;N=168+166+41+4294956603&area=beer

and

http://bluefield-prod.com/belikin_premium_beer.htm

On another note regular Belikin is now being sold in a new bottle. It has a raised emblem in the glass on both the front and back in addition to the painted label. Collectors should try and grab one before they start going through the returns process.

P.S. The Bluefield link is old news but the BEVMO.com info appears to be new.

Bevmo may be selling it, but they have zero inventory.

--Lan Sluder

Waiting for someone to import One Barrel and Cashew wine!
If anyone knows a source please advise. :p

Amen! I have almost finished my last bottle of One Barrel and will dearly miss it when it is gone. I can't find any other rum that tastes the same to me.

I hear you on the One Barrel and I typically am not a rum drinker. Can't believe that after several trips to Belize, I only tried it on the last trip - what was I thinking?

LaurieMar - what's up? No one barrel here - but still a good chunk of a case of Belikin left - when you heading this way?

I like one Barrel- but still prefer the white Carribean Rum, Brought back 4 Liters to go along with my 20 bottles of Marie Sharps hot sauce.

Hi all,
I'm still searching for a source for Belikin in the USA. I've been hearing rumors that Belikin can be found in California, and the Beverages & More website reports that they have seven six-packs in stock. One Barrel can be purchased at HiTime Wines online, or via the buybelize website. Buybelize also carrys Coconut rum.

Dan

http://www.hitimewine.net/istar.asp?a=6&id=165517&csurl=/iStar.asp?a%3D3%26dept%3D84

http://www.buybelize.bz/upload/index.php?cat_id=2&catname=\'Liquors%20&%20Beveragas\'

I recently heard that Belikin can be found in some LA liquor stores.

I still can't get it in Ohio -- even shipped. If I'm gonna travel, I may as well go to San Pedro