• Bundaberg Rum's Rum Ball Liqueur will return to shelves for the holiday season. Image: Bundaberg, Diageo
    Bundaberg Rum's Rum Ball Liqueur will return to shelves for the holiday season. Image: Bundaberg, Diageo
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Bundaberg's rum ball liqueur returns

16 November 2022

Bundaberg Rum will return its Rum Ball Liqueur to shelves for the holiday season. The limited-edition liqueur has notes of warming rum, sweet spice, biscuit, vanilla, cocoa and coconut.

Bundaberg Rum Distillery marketing & experience manager Duncan Littler said, “Aussies love a sweet treat during the festive season, and they certainly love Bundaberg Rum Ball Liqueur; that’s why we’ve had our distillers developing more of the Chrsitmas-infused drink.”

The Rum Ball Liqueur can be enjoyed neat over ice, or over a dollop of ice cream in a short glass, with a rum ball on top.

Bundaberg Rum Ball Liqueur is available to purchase whilst stocks last across Australia for RRP $55.00 per bottle or in a 4-bottle bundle (with additional flavours Royal Liqueur Chocolate & Coffee, Banana & Toffee and Salted Caramel) direct from the distillery or online for $169.95.

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