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Celebrate the remarkable legacy of Pusser’s Rum founder, Charles Tobias, with this exceptionally rare Limited Edition release. Crafted as a heartfelt tribute to the man who revived the legendary Royal Navy rum blend for the world to enjoy, the Pusser’s Rum Charles Tobias Founder’s Reserve is a true collector’s item and a testament to traditional navy rum heritage.
Strength: TBC
Bottle Size: 70cl
Release Date: 12th October 2026
Availability: Strictly limited release, individually numbered bottles
Pusser’s Rum Charles Tobias Founder’s Reserve is strictly limited to fewer than 6,500 bottles produced globally, every single bottle is individually numbered, offering a unique opportunity to own a piece of Pusser’s history.
Whether you are a devoted rum enthusiast, a collector of fine spirits, or seeking a special bottle for a landmark occasion, this limited allocation is not to be missed.
Charles Tobias lived an extraordinary life: a decorated U.S. Marine Corps fighter pilot who survived being shot down in Vietnam, he later built a multi-million-dollar technology company before walking away to sail around the world on a five-year voyage. In 1979, he famously persuaded the British Admiralty to share the centuries-old official Royal Navy rum recipe, founding Pusser’s Rum to revive the legendary spirit while donating royalties to Royal Navy charities until his passing.
Read more about the extraordinary life of Charles Tobias at the Pusser’s Rum Blog.
Grab a bottle soon. Some of the previous Pusser’s Rums Limited Editions have become very collectable. These have included the 2020 Black Tot Day 50th Anniversary, a blend of aged Trinidad and Guyana rums from five stills, made to the Admiralty’s specification when the daily rum issue ended in 1970. This was followed by the 2022 Deptford Dockyard Reserve and the 2023 Coronation Reserve, created to salute the coronation of King Charles III.





