In 1944 the Seagram Company started manufacturing the Captain Morgan brand of rum, named after the privateer and up until the 1990s the bottle neck had an illustration of a crest with the Welsh word 'UNDEB' for 'union' or 'unity' underneath, reflecting Henry Morgan's origin. This was later dropped in 2001 with the sale of the Captain Morgan brand to Diageo, the multinational drinks company based in London. The name of Morgan has been attached to local sites in the Caribbean, such as Morgan's Bridge, Morgan's Pass and Morgan's Valley in Clarendon, Morgan's Harbour Hotel and Beach Club in Kingston, the Hotel Henry Morgan, located in Roatán, Honduras, the Port Morgan resort located in Haiti and Captain Morgan's Retreat and Vacation Club on Ambergris Caye, Belize.