The world's most expensive bottle of rum has gone on display at a festival in London, BBC reports
The drink, made by the Jamaican distillers Wray and Nephew, is worth 26,000 pounds and is one of only four unopened bottles in the world.
It was bottled in the 1940s using different blends, the oldest of which was about 25 years old, meaning some of the liquid dates back to about 1915.
