Tuzemák Jindřichohradecký

Fruko-Schulz Jindrichohradecky Tuzemak is a traditional Czech beverage, made of sugar beetroot distillate. It was created first in the 19th century at the period of Napoleon wars as the alternative beverage to the Caribbean rum. It was called “Tuzemsky Rum” (Domestic Rum) till the year 2003 when it got the official name of Tuzemak.

The label of Fruko-Schulz Tuzemak has not been changed for more than 30 years and still presents the Sailboat cutting the waves that reminds us its famous oversea “relative” beverage.

Fruko-Schulz Jindrichohradecky Tuzemak has been producing according to a special recipe using natural rum essence and vanilla extract. It has the beautiful amber colour with bright golden glares. The aroma is intensive with notes of rum baba dessert, vanilla and bananas. The taste is full of dry summer fruits and spices.

Fruko-Schulz Tuzemak can be served both pure with fresh orange slice or with coke. In winter season it is used to make grog, by mixing it with honey and lemon.

Fruko-Schulz, Czech Republic