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Zaya is a premium, dark aged rum sourced from the islands of the Caribbean. Purposely crafted with a blend of aged rums, to achieve a seductive nose of baked fruit and spiced vanilla and a smooth palate of caramel and toasted oak. Deep amber in color, the finish is profound and touched with just a hint of smoke.
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.
Discover Foursquare Spiced Rum, a true gem from Barbados, considered by many as one of the best spiced rums in the world.
Produced within the renowned Foursquare distillery, this rum is distinguished by its dry character, incorporating no added sugar.
This purity allows the full enjoyment of the complex aromas and subtle spices that compose it.
Winner of the gold medal at the Los Angeles Spirits Competition in 2014, this rum is the result of a century-old expertise, perpetuated with passion and precision.
Don Papa Baroko rum is distilled from locally produced molasses, on the island of Negros. It is then aged for several years in American oak barrels, then blended by the cellar master to ensure consistency over the years. to ensure consistency over the years.
Inspired by the Old Pulteney 1989, Huddart is matured in American oak exbourbon barrels, before being finished in ex-peated malt casks.
This 7-year-old Irish Single Malt whiskey from Glendalough in Wicklow was matured in American Bourbon barrels and finished in Japanese Mizunara barrels from Hokkaido, in the volcanic north of Japan. The Mizunara barrels were custom-made for this project by skilled coopers in Japan. The exceptional combination of Irish whiskey in Japanese wood barrels makes it a very interesting whiskey.
After 10 years in contact with the oak, Armagnac starts to take on the aromas of ageing.