SHANI in Thai means purple, and is also the color of Saturday in Thailand. And it's this color, DEEP PURPLE, that is brought out by the year and a half spent in XEREZ - PEDRO JIMENEZ casks by our 10-year-old rum from Thailand. More than a finishing touch, it's an additional ageing process that brings out all the sweetness and aromas of this magnificent Spanish wine.
TASTING NOTES
NOSE Powerful, with candied fruit aromas.
PALATE Silky, complex, swaying between sweet notes of prunes, toasted vanilla and spices.
FINISH A bewitching, very long finish, between rum and sherry, between power and sweetness.
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A perfect gift for both the novice or expert wanting to discover and enjoy the breadth of rum flavours.
The Pokeno Origin holds a unique place in the world of spirits.
Made from the finest local barley, this New Zealand single malt is a tribute to authenticity and quality. Its meticulous production process, from unhurried fermentation and distillation to exclusive aging in first-fill bourbon casks, ensures a rich and sophisticated aromatic profile.
Each drop reveals exquisite sweetness and roundness, crowned by notes of citrus, honey, grapefruit, and creamy caramel.
Its complex and lingering finish will captivate the most discerning enthusiasts.
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