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Season 18 · Episode 11

Rockstar Spirits

premium spiced rums

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Rockstar Spirits, premium spiced rums, appeared on Dragons' Den in season 18. We track what happened after and whether you can still buy it.

The ask£25,000for 8% of the business
Implied valuation£313Kask / equity
On-air resultDeal agreed
Availability unverifiedFounder: Thomas Hurst

The pitch

What walked into the Den

Thomas Hurst brought Rockstar Spirits to Dragons' Den in season 18, which aired in 2021.

In the pitch, Rockstar Spirits asked the Dragons for £25,000 for 8% of the business, valuing the business at about £312,500.

After the show

What happened next

On air, Rockstar Spirits agreed a deal of £25,000 for 8%, backed by Touker Suleyman and TejLalvani. The terms are quoted from the aired episode as public record.

We have not re-verified whether Rockstar Spirits's product is on sale today, so we make no availability claim here yet. The deal above is public record; the aftermath is what we are still checking.

Our read

The Hub verdict

The confidence in this pitch lives in the equity line. Thomas Hurst offered only 8% of Rockstar Spirits for his £25,000, the smallest stake anyone in this stretch of our records let go of, and the Dragons accepted it as pitched. That prices the spiced-rum company at about £312,500 and tells you Hurst believed the brand was already worth defending.

Two Dragons split the deal, with Touker Suleyman and Tej Lalvani both writing in, and co-investment on such a thin equity slice usually means each wanted a foot in a category they rated. The cash raised is small; the signal is that seasoned retail money agreed the business deserved backing without demanding a bigger bite. Where the rum stands on shelves now is something we still need to confirm.

Only 8% conceded, and two Dragons still said yes.

Worth knowing: The deal above is public record from the episode. We never treat an on-air handshake as proof a product is still for sale today.