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El Viejito
El Prohibido Rum Solera 12 YO
El Viejito
El Prohibido Rum Solera 12 YO
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(0.7l,
40%)
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Based on 3 votes, the average rating for El Prohibido Rum Solera 12 YO is 8.3/10.
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Why people love it?
El Prohibido Rum Solera 12 YO which is carefully distilled at El Ron Prohibido is adored for its raisin, prunes, coffee and chocolate flavor notes.
Learn more about this- Category Dark Rum
- Country Mexico
- Distillery El Ron Prohibido
- Style Dark Rum
- Alcohol 40%
Appearance / Color
Dark Garnet
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Fresh baked nut-bread, vanilla ice cream, and prunes
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Thick and rich with chocolate, coffee, brown sugar, nutmeg, and leather
Finish
Warm sweet espresso
Flavour Spiral
raisin, prunes, chocolate, coffee, nutmeg, leather, sweet, vanilla
Smartass Corner
The Solera aging method was first used with fortified Wines and some balsamic vinegars. Periodically, each barrel or vat is only half emptied, then it is refilled. This way each new batch is half of the spirit that preceded it, and so on … theoretically forever. Which is why the Italians call the process “Perpetua.” Solera spirits can contain portions of VERY old spirit.
Dark Garnet
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Fresh baked nut-bread, vanilla ice cream, and prunes
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Thick and rich with chocolate, coffee, brown sugar, nutmeg, and leather
Finish
Warm sweet espresso
Flavour Spiral
raisin, prunes, chocolate, coffee, nutmeg, leather, sweet, vanilla
Smartass Corner
The Solera aging method was first used with fortified Wines and some balsamic vinegars. Periodically, each barrel or vat is only half emptied, then it is refilled. This way each new batch is half of the spirit that preceded it, and so on … theoretically forever. Which is why the Italians call the process “Perpetua.” Solera spirits can contain portions of VERY old spirit.
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