Guest post by Darragh Worland, originally published on Tonic. Haiti's best-known export, the century-and-a-half-old rum company Rhum Barbancourt, is back in business after grinding to a halt following the devastating earthquake that hit the island nation on Jan. 12. The company, which produces one of the world's top rums, suffered a $4 million loss when bottles and oak vats -- some 15 years old -- were knocked to the floor and shattered during the quake. But there's good news on the horizon for rum lovers...Read the full story on TreeHugger