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Pusser’s Blue Label old rum gives new life to the authentic Navy Rum. Each drop is as rich in history as it is in aromas, revealing a palate marked by the intense fragrance of sugarcane. The blend of Caribbean rums exudes exoticism and makes you want to set off in search of new horizons.
Tomatin 12 Y is smooth and silky, after having been aged in traditional Scotch Whisky, ex-Bourbon and Sherry Oloroso casks. A rich and fruity aroma is the prelude to the sweet flavors of ripe apples, pears and a subtle hint of nuts. Pleasantly oily finish.
A rich, warming Guatemalan rum from the Ron Botran selection. Sitting at the top of their range, this features rum aged up to 18 years in a Solera system with American oak, Sherry and Port casks
Tasting Notes
Nose
Juniper and wildflowers envelop the nose
Mouth
The taste is dry, yet vibrant - clean and nuanced by emerald grasses, golden citrus, and white pepper with a round, floral body. Crisp enough to enjoy straight and of course excellent in cocktails both classic and contemporary.
TASTING NOTES : NOSE: The Botran Reserva 15 years offers a complex and expressive nose. The first whiffs reveal notes of toasted wood and vanilla, followed by aromas of ripe fruits and orange peel. Hints of nuts, spices, and caramel enrich this olfactory bouquet. PALATE: On the palate, this rum is distinguished by a seductive and dry attack. It reveals explosive flavors of ripe fruits and orange, harmoniously balanced by woody and spicy notes. The texture is ample and enveloping, offering a rich and complex tasting experience. FINISH: The finish is marked by persistent woody and spicy notes, leaving a lasting and pleasant impression.
Excellent cocktails, a tribute to the great classics, perfectly balanced and ready to be enjoyed with just a few nice ice cubes.
The secret of its freshness lies at the heart of the French gin, in fennel, caraway, dill and angelica seeds. In a discreetly bitter orange that melts into the dry vermouth.