A.H. Riise Becomes Old St. Croix

Old St. Croix is the new name for A.H. Riise. This historic shift marks a return to the brand’s original roots – and a strategic move to strengthen its global presence.
Old St. Croix – Back to Our Roots

With the return to the name Old St. Croix, we take one step back – to take two steps forward. The name revives the original vision that inspired Albert Heinrich Riise, who, more than 150 years ago, brought Danish West Indian rum to the world.
A.H. Riise family scholarship

Each year, Old St. Croix Spirits awards an educational grant to a member of the Riise Family.
Old St. Croix Collectors

For a true Old St. Croix Collector it’s all about the good taste, of course. But it’s also about having something special in the bar cupboard. Perhaps you are the lucky owner of discontinued Old St. Croix and Riise variants, or have collected a complete Old St. Croix or Riise series?
Large donation to the Frigate Jylland

Old St. Croix Spirits has donated €13,240 to the preservation of the historic Danish warship.
Time to enjoy a tot of rum

Rum has a long-standing historical connection to sailing. During long sea voyages, fresh drinking water was often scarce.
The art of crafting the extraordinary

Translated freely from Latin, “Non Plus Ultra” means “Nothing Further Beyond”. According to legends, this warning was inscribed on the Pillars of Hercules at the Strait of Gibraltar to mark the boundary between the known world and the new, unknown territories.
Tastings and more

Welcome to Old St. Croix’s world of flavors. Download tasting charts, guides, and quizzes, and host your very own tasting event!
Old St. Croix – Timeline

With the return to the name Old St. Croix, we take one step back – to take two steps forward. The name revives the original vision that inspired Albert Heinrich Riise, who, more than 150 years ago, brought Danish West Indian rum to the world.
EU legislation affects the spirits industry

If you have an old bottle of Old St. Croix (or formerly A.H. Riise) in your hand and compare it with a more recent bottle, you might wonder why what used to say ‘Rum’ is now ‘Superior Spirit Drink’. What’s the difference? And does it matter to you?