Produced in the heart of Reunion Island, this traditional old rum is blended from a dozen oak casks of a dozen oak barrels from the Limousin and Allier regions. This union balance between the strength of cellar ageing and the explosion of noble aromas released released after 5 years in casks. The result is a rum with exotic notes, roundness and intoxicating length.
TASTING NOTES
NOSE Notes of exotic fruit and vanilla, vegetal aromas, very supple on the nose.
PALATE Round and bright, exotic fruit, gourmet expression fruit, gourmet expression, notes notes of dried fruit and vanilla.
FIINISH Long, spicy finish.
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Tasting notes Colour A bright, beautiful deep gold The legs are light and of average width. Nose A basket of fruit and tangy boiled sweets! It’s bold, fruity and fresh The fruitiness lies somewhere between banana, pear, and white peach. Notes of candy are an invitation to indulge. When allowed to breathe the nose becomes more complex, with honey and dried fruit such as raisin, dates and apricot There is a rich hint of freshly baked bread and butter, with woody undertones. Palate The palate develops with intense ripe fruit and small, soft fruit (wild strawberries or sour cherries). FinishIn the finish, notes of milk chocolate ganache and (light) roasting add complexity to this fine rum.
This agricultural rum aged in oak barrels is greedy and seductive. It claims its Reunionese origins through its very typical notes of sugar cane present throughout the tasting.
A blend of rums aged between 7 and 12 years, Phraya Gold is a sweet, fruity rum that is rich, expressive and welcoming. expressive and welcoming. Drawing its inspiration from the principle of the four elements that govern ancestral Eastern cultures, this rum is an invitation to travel and discover Asia.
The Botran Rare Vintage ‘French Wine Cask’ is a true work of art in the world of rums.
Born from the subtle marriage between tradition and innovation, this rum stands out with a dynamic aging process unique to the Solera method, where rums aged 8 to 25 years come together to offer a unique tasting experience.
This precious Guatemalan nectar first matured in American bourbon barrels, then was refined in French wine casks, giving it a rich and complex aromatic palette.
BARSOL Pisco is produced in the Bodega San Isidro. All grapes used for BARSOL Pisco are grown on proprietary premises surrounding the Bodega. The Bodega can rely upon nearly 100 years of experience in the production of high quality pisco.
BARSOL Selecto Acholado pisco has a great mixability and works in cocktails like Pisco Sour, Capitán, Chilcano or any modern pisco drink creation.
Due to its superb quality, BARSOL Selecto Acholado has received many awards in multiple competitions in Peru and around the world. It is a pisco of great harmony, balance and brilliancy.
In 1773, three McAfee brothers named James, George, and Robert left Virginia westward to explore the uncharted territory that would later become known as Kentucky. Initially traveling by canoe, the McAfee party eventually followed a native trail overland that led to the great buffalo crossing, where the brothers surveyed the land that now houses the world’s most awarded distillery – the Buffalo Trace Distillery. The survey marks they left behind are known as benchmarks, and this bourbon whiskey honors the pioneering spirits of these early American explorers.
The distillery, located in district 9, is the first craft distillery in Saigon to use a traditional copper still. The still is imported from Europe and each batch is distilled by hand by the master distiller using only the best ingredients. Saigon Baigur is the first premium dry gin to be distilled in Ho Chi Minh City. It is a quite extraordinary gin that contains "fresh Buddha's hand" and "lotus flower" infused in the vapor. Twelve distinct local botanicals combined with four classic gin ingredients result in a drink that is a Vietnamese version of the classic dry gin. The unique combination of local botanicals gives Saigon Baigur a fresh and vibrant taste.