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Jung & Wulff Trinidad Rum
Jung & Wulff Trinidad Rum
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- BrandJung & Wulff
- CategoryRum
- CountryTrinidad
- Style Trinidad Rum
- Alcohol43.0%
A Rum that will leave you with a seamless impression of pure quality.
In 1800, the port of New Orleans was the hub for shipping all the deliciousness from Trinidad, Guyana, and Barbados straight into the parched American mouths. And at the forefront of this tasty trade were two visionary gentlemen: L.E Jung and Frederick Wulff. These Rum-aficionados knew their way around a cask or two, bringing only the best into the city. Their Spirits were a staple in New Orleans' cafes and bars, and today their top-shelf Rums (named after those exotic locales) pay homage to the terroir — the sacred soil where those sugarcanes grow.
Jung & Wulff Trinidad Rum is a velvety ambrosia that earned a dazzling five-star review from the esteemed F. Paul Pacult. Distilled by the legendary Trinidad Distillers Limited (home to the Angostura range of Rums), this column-still concoction is the ultimate versatile kicker, with an 86-proof punch that can be savored neat, on the rocks, or mixed in with your favorite Rum cocktails. With a dash of maturity and a splash of medium oakiness, it boasts a refined taste, while its delightfully spicy mid-palate flavor delivers a thrilling kick.
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vanilla
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cinnamon
-
spicy
-
oak
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toasted
-
coconut
-
silky
-
pepper
-
earthy
Appearance / Color
Golden brown.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Light, with notes of vanilla, cinnamon, spicy oak, and toasted coconut.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Medium-bodied, silky, and spicy, with fruit, cinnamon, cumin, vegetal oak, and white pepper.
Finish
Balanced, with fruity, spicy, and earthy subtones.
About
A Rum that will leave you with a seamless impression of pure quality.
In 1800, the port of New Orleans was the hub for shipping all the deliciousness from Trinidad, Guyana, and Barbados straight into the parched American mouths. And at the forefront of this tasty trade were two visionary gentlemen: L.E Jung and Frederick Wulff. These Rum-aficionados knew their way around a cask or two, bringing only the best into the city. Their Spirits were a staple in New Orleans' cafes and bars, and today their top-shelf Rums (named after those exotic locales) pay homage to the terroir — the sacred soil where those sugarcanes grow.
Jung & Wulff Trinidad Rum is a velvety ambrosia that earned a dazzling five-star review from the esteemed F. Paul Pacult. Distilled by the legendary Trinidad Distillers Limited (home to the Angostura range of Rums), this column-still concoction is the ultimate versatile kicker, with an 86-proof punch that can be savored neat, on the rocks, or mixed in with your favorite Rum cocktails. With a dash of maturity and a splash of medium oakiness, it boasts a refined taste, while its delightfully spicy mid-palate flavor delivers a thrilling kick.
- BrandJung & Wulff
- CategoryRum
- CountryTrinidad
- Style Trinidad Rum
- Alcohol43.0%
-
vanilla
-
cinnamon
-
spicy
-
oak
-
toasted
-
coconut
-
silky
-
pepper
-
earthy
Appearance / Color
Golden brown.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Light, with notes of vanilla, cinnamon, spicy oak, and toasted coconut.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Medium-bodied, silky, and spicy, with fruit, cinnamon, cumin, vegetal oak, and white pepper.
Finish
Balanced, with fruity, spicy, and earthy subtones.
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