Casa Bacardí is the iconic visitor center and distillery experience of Bacardi, located in Puerto Rico, where the company has deep historical roots. Bacardi was originally founded in Santiago de Cuba in 1862 by Don Facundo Bacardí Massó, and after political upheaval forced the family to relocate, Puerto Rico became the heart of the brand's operations. Today, Casa Bacardí stands as a landmark destination that tells the story of the company through photos, artifacts, and rich family history spanning multiple generations. Casa Bacardí is home to what is widely recognized as the world's largest rum distillery, producing more than 100,000 liters of rum per day. The facility is a hub for the Bacardi portfolio, which now comprises more than 200 brands and labels. Among its exclusive offerings is the Casa Bacardí Special Reserve, a blend of rums available only at the Puerto Rican visitor center, making it a sought-after expression for enthusiasts visiting the site. As the second most visited attraction in Puerto Rico, Casa Bacardí has grown into a globally renowned destination for rum lovers and tourists alike. It remains a proud symbol of Bacardi Limited's heritage and its status as the world's largest privately held spirits company.