Facundo L. Bacardi had little interest in joining the family business, which happens to be the largest privately held spirits company in the world, with a portfolio of more than 200 brands ...

Today, after 163 remarkable years of rum, cocktails and connection, the legacy of Don Facundo lives on. Bacardi remains family-owned and is proudly headquartered in Hamilton, Bermuda, now boasting ...

The palm tree continues to stand tall in front of BACARDÍ facilities around the world. In Puerto Rico, the palm tree stands in front of the Cathedral of Rum, a historic building at Casa BACARDÍ.

The Bacardi family business began in 1862, when Facundo Bacardi, an immigrant from Spain, opened a small distillery in Santiago, Cuba, and set forth to change the image of rum.

Originally published by Beyond the Bottom Line with Bert Miller In this episode of Beyond the Bottom Line, Bert Miller sits down with Scott Northcutt, Senior Vice President of HR at Bacardi, who ...

Unlike Bacardi's ubiquitous $15-per-bottle rums, the four in the Facundo Collection, named for Bacardi's founder and family patriarch Don Facundo Bacardi Masso, are meant to be served neat, with a ...