Admiral Rodney is the premium rum range from Saint Lucia Spirits, the distillery at Roseau on the Caribbean west coast of St Lucia. Saint Lucia Spirits operates both a copper pot still (producing heavy, congener-rich rum in the English pot-still tradition) and a column still (producing lighter spirit), and blends between the two for different expressions in the Admiral Rodney range. The Admiral Rodney name honours British Vice Admiral George Brydges Rodney, whose 1782 Battle of the Saints was fought in the channel between St Lucia and Dominica.

The Admiral Rodney range covers aged premium expressions Extra Old, HMS Formidable, and vintage releases aged in American white oak ex-bourbon casks under St Lucia's tropical conditions. For programmes wanting to represent the Eastern Caribbean English pot-still rum tradition (as distinct from the French agricole tradition of Martinique and Guadeloupe), Admiral Rodney provides both production credibility (dual-still distillery, serious ageing programme) and the longest-running premium label from St Lucia in the Bouchon catalogue.