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King Charles enjoys specially distilled rum 'Royal Welcome' during Guyana state visit

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The IndependentKing Charles enjoys specially distilled rum 'Royal Welcome' during Guyana state visit
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Before sampling the drink he asked guests nearby: ‘Do you drink this? Endless rum punches at the end of the day?’

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