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Ten to One Rum

Founded by Marc Farrell · New York, NY

The Story

Ten to One Rum was founded in 2019 by Marc Farrell, a Trinidad-born entrepreneur who left a senior VP role at Starbucks to pursue his passion for Caribbean rum. The brand offers white and dark rum blends sourced from multiple Caribbean islands, with a mission to create spirits that are 'elevated but not exclusive.' In 2021, Grammy-winning artist Ciara joined as co-owner.
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Marc Farrell

Founder

Marc Farrell is a Trinidad-born, New York-based entrepreneur and former Starbucks senior vice-president who founded Ten to One Rum in 2019. His mission is to elevate the perception of Caribbean rum through premium, thoughtfully crafted blends. American singer Ciara became a co-owner of the brand in 2021.

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Discover a vibrant new cocktail from Ten to One Rum, blending Caribbean warmth with refreshing hibiscus. This recipe is perfect for exploring the versatility of Black-owned spirits.

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