No matter what you are looking for, the shopping opportunities on Grand Cayman are endless.
Jacques Scott Wines & Spirits is known throughout the Cayman Islands for our vast selection of popular international name brand and hard-to-find wines and spirits. We have six convenient locations to serve you, but the quickest to get everything you need is to order online.
Whether you live on Island or are just visiting, place an order from our online store, and we’ll deliver FREE of charge, directly to your home, office, yacht, villa or hotel room. Order before 3:00pm, and we’ll deliver it on the same day (Monday to Saturday).
Shop Duty-Free
Grand Cayman is a global financial center and is rated #1 in the Caribbean for duty-free shopping. That means you won’t pay taxes on clothing, jewelry, or anything else you intend to buy, including your favorite liquor from Jacques Scott Wine & Spirits.
Seven Mile Beach is lined with shopping plazas where you’ll find retail stores and small boutiques. You will also find small boutiques at many Cayman hotels, such as The Westin and The Ritz-Carlton. In Camana Bay, you’ll find everything from designer clothing to high-tech gadgets to gourmet food products to home décor and books.
On the George Town waterfront, you can easily walk from store to store along Harbour Drive, Fort Street and Cardinall Avenue. Don’t miss the Bayshore Mall, home to the flagship Kirk Freeport store which carries all types of luxury items ranging from Gucci leather to Rolex watches to duty-free china.
Shop for Caribbean Rum
The sugar-rich islands of the Caribbean and West Indies were the birthplace of rum production in the 17th century and still produce the majority of it today. At Jacques Scott Wines & Spirits, you can purchase some of the most sought-after brands of rums in the world at incredibly low prices. Here are a few you may not recognize:
Barbados – Mount Gay Rum from Barbados is the world’s oldest existing commercial brand of rum, dating from about 1703. Its distilleries are in the northern part of the island where the Island’s best sugarcane originates.
Bermuda – The Gosling family has been blending rum in Bermuda since 1806. Their distinctive black rum, the award-winning Gosling’s Black Seal, is the rum that is mixed with ginger beer to create Bermuda’s national drink, the Dark ‘N’ Stormy cocktail,.
Cayman Islands – Award-winning Seven Fathoms golden rums are made with local ingredients, including sugarcane from Grand Cayman’s East End. The rum is aged in American White Oak bourbon barrels seven fathoms under water in a secret location off the coast of the Grand Cayman.
Martinique – In 1887, Homère Clément bought a sugarcane plantation in Martinique and pioneered “rhum agricole,” a style of rum distilled from freshly squeezed sugarcane juice instead of molasses. Rhum Clement is among the most renowned Martinique rums.
Nicaragua – Flor de Caña was founded in 1937 in Nicaragua and is still run by the founder’s descendants. The rum is made with molasses from estate-grown sugar cane, then distilled five times and aged in American white oak casks.
For more Grand Cayman shopping tips, visit a Jacques Scott Wines & Spirits store, stock up on your favorite beverages, and ask a knowledgeable staff member for recommendations!
