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Last year Baba au Rum celebrated 15 years since opening its doors. Raising a glass to 15 years of Baba Au Rum, founder Thanos Prunarus And this was Baba au Rum – what was the driving thought and the motivation for this? You called your bar Baba au Rum, where does your love of rum come from? It doesn’t matter.
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