Pusser's Chosen By Fortnum & Mason For Their Puddings And Marmalades

Pusser's Rum is delighted to be selected as a key ingredient in both Fortnum & Mason Christmas puddings and marmalades. The full flavour of Pusser's 54.5% Rum really punches through.

The products have been so popular that UK distributor Cellar Trends reports a surge in sales of Pusser's. No wonder - the largest pudding is an unusually giant 16 portion size in a china bowl!

The delicious marmalades are on sale throughout the year, but the puddings will be available again from Autumn.

The Pusser's Rum is not cooked with the marmalade, but instead permits the full, rich flavour to be savoured. Ideal for a traditional English Breakfast or an indulgent Tea.

Fortnum & Mason has a heritage that's as rich as Pusser's Rum's own 300 years. Today, Fortnum & Mason holds Royal Warrants for HM The Queen and HRH The Prince of Wales.

PALE NAVY MARMALADE Made with Navel oranges, rich in peel. Succulent and aromatic.

DARK NAVY MARMALADE Made with Navel oranges, rich in peel. The addition of demerara and muscovado sugars create richness and depth to make it aromatic.

Buy Fortnum & Mason Navy Marmalade on the web:

http://www.fortnumandmason.com/shopping/preserve/products/?category=Marmalades

Each ��5.90.

Fortnum's & The Royal Warrant:

Fortnum & Mason has held a number of warrants dating back over nearly 150 years. On March 2nd, 1863��we were��appointed Grocers to HRH the Prince of Wales; on April 1st, 1867 Oilmen to their Royal Highnesses Prince and Princess Christian of Schleswig-Holstein; October 5th, 1867 Furnishers to the Establishment of HRH the Crown Princess of Prussia, Princess Royal of Great Britain and Ireland; December 12th, 1867 Confectioners and Foreign Warehousemen to HRH the Princess of Wales; June 8th, 1887��Foreign Warehousemen to HRH the Prince of Wales; July 16th Purveyors of Oilery to HM the Queen.

To qualify for application of a Royal Warrant, a company must have supplied the Warrant Grantor with goods over a period of at least three years. An application is then lodged for consideration at the annual meeting of the Royal Household Tradesmen's Warrants Committee. Consideration is given to the quality of goods provided and the standard of service. If the committee agrees with the application, a recommendation is made to the head of the relevant household. The final decision is made by the appropriate member of the Royal Family. The Warrant is normally granted for ten years, after which it is automatically reviewed. The grantee must, however, re-register on an annual basis.