RUM WAR: THE FIGHT OVER HAVANA CLUB "60 MINUTES" SUNDAY

Who makes the real Havana Club Rum? Who should own the right to sell the liquor under the famous Havana Club brand name? Two companies are currently selling rum under the same name and for years have been battling it out in court for the right to the legendary brand. Sharyn Alfonsi goes to Cuba to report on the longtime feud, tracing its roots to the Cuban Revolution. "The Rum War" will be broadcast on the next edition of 60 MINUTES Sunday, Jan. 1 (7:30-8:30 PM, ET/PT) on the CBS Television network.

This bar fight began in 1959, when the family making Havana Club had its business taken by Fidel Castro's revolutionary government. More than half a century later, one entity, Bacardi, makes rum in Puerto Rico and another, Pernod Ricard, makes it in Cuba in partnership with the Cuban Government. Both bottles say Havana Club Rum, both make a mean daiquiri - the rum drink said to have been invented in Cuba around the same time the Havana Club Rum brand emerged. But who should be the rightful owner of the fabled brand? Watch the clip.

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