Souvenirs

What are some "must buy" souvenirs from this port?

Good question I was wondering the same thing? Any one know?

Guavaberry Rum

Any perfume that comes from France is 20-30% less than the US.

Good question I was wondering the same thing? Any one know?

Susan, please send me an email to pearlrollcall @ gmail.com, I need to ask you something.

The official Guavaberry Rum with the old man on the label tastes a little like cough medicine. Their shop in Philipsburg also is an eye catcher.

We like St. Martin's Ma Doudou Rum.

It's a unique flavored artisan rum and thus can be imported back to the USA in unlimited quantity. They have flavors like Guavaberry (better than the official one), Vanilla, Vanilla Bean, Banana Vanilla, Mango, Coconut, Pineapple and many more...

Here's a video that shows what it is and exactly how it's made.

The official Guavaberry Rum with the old man on the label tastes a little like cough medicine. Their shop in Philipsburg also is an eye catcher.

 

We like St. Martin's Ma Doudou Rum.

It's a unique flavored artisan rum and thus can be imported back to the USA in unlimited quantity. They have flavors like Guavaberry (better than the official one), Vanilla, Vanilla Bean, Banana Vanilla, Mango, Coconut, Pineapple and many more...

 

Here's a video that shows what it is and exactly how it's made.

- They assemble this product and put it in hand painted bottles on a mountain over in the Cul-de-Sac region on the French side. Their "factory" is but a small hut. They have their product in many retail stores, and they recently opened their own retail store in Philipsburg. Visit that and you can probably get some unique hand painted shot glasses - Here's a picture of a set we got two years ago.

 

Do you remember where on Front street the Phillipsburg shop was? I saw someone say it was in front of Lacoste, but then someone else said it was near something else.....

Want to stock up on banana vanilla rum and vanilla extract.

Wow, the shot glases are looking nice. I have to have a look into that shop.

Does anyone know if the Ma Doudou shop on Old Street is open after the hurricane?

Thanks,

Trish