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Facundo Neo Rum
Facundo Neo Rum
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- BrandFacundo
- CategoryRum
- CountryPuerto Rico
- RegionCaribbean
- DistilleryBacardi
- Style Silver Rum
- Alcohol40.0%
A blend of well-aged Bacardi Rums re-filtered until nearly clear.
Bacardi is still family owned — seven generations of the Bacardi family have run the company since it was founded on February 4th, 1862. They are the largest privately held Spirits company in the world. Headquartered in Hamilton, Bermuda, they are best known for their namesake White Puerto Rican Rum. But they are a worldwide producer of Spirits covering every major category with annual sales nearing US $5 billion.
To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the company, Bacardi set out to create a masterpiece line of ultra-premium Rums. Thus, they created the Facundo range of four special Rums — each distinct and unique.
There is a trend in premium Spirits — especially with Rums — to age them properly, then re-filter them to remove most if not all of the color. The process yields a nearly clear Spirit with the flavor profile of a well-aged dram. The prefix "neo" means new, but all of the Spirits in Bacardi Facundo Neo Rum are aged. It has been released as the entry-point to their premium line-up with Rums from their portfolio aged between one and eight years.
Smartass Corner:
The Facundo range of ultra-premium Rums from Bacardi is named after the original founder, Don Facundo Bacardi Massó.
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coconut
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banana
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cardamom
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spicy
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orange zest
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mint
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pepper
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anise
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nutty
Appearance / Color
Pale Gold
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The nose opens the conversation with notes of orange zest, menthol, peppercorns, anise, and nuts.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Surprisingly, the flavors change radically from the aromas with creamy flan, banana, coconut water, and a dash of cardamom.
Finish
The finish is spicy and warm.
About
A blend of well-aged Bacardi Rums re-filtered until nearly clear.
Bacardi is still family owned — seven generations of the Bacardi family have run the company since it was founded on February 4th, 1862. They are the largest privately held Spirits company in the world. Headquartered in Hamilton, Bermuda, they are best known for their namesake White Puerto Rican Rum. But they are a worldwide producer of Spirits covering every major category with annual sales nearing US $5 billion.
To celebrate the 150th anniversary of the company, Bacardi set out to create a masterpiece line of ultra-premium Rums. Thus, they created the Facundo range of four special Rums — each distinct and unique.
There is a trend in premium Spirits — especially with Rums — to age them properly, then re-filter them to remove most if not all of the color. The process yields a nearly clear Spirit with the flavor profile of a well-aged dram. The prefix "neo" means new, but all of the Spirits in Bacardi Facundo Neo Rum are aged. It has been released as the entry-point to their premium line-up with Rums from their portfolio aged between one and eight years.
Smartass Corner:
The Facundo range of ultra-premium Rums from Bacardi is named after the original founder, Don Facundo Bacardi Massó.
- BrandFacundo
- CategoryRum
- CountryPuerto Rico
- RegionCaribbean
- DistilleryBacardi
- Style Silver Rum
- Alcohol40.0%
-
coconut
-
banana
-
cardamom
-
spicy
-
orange zest
-
mint
-
pepper
-
anise
-
nutty
Appearance / Color
Pale Gold
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The nose opens the conversation with notes of orange zest, menthol, peppercorns, anise, and nuts.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Surprisingly, the flavors change radically from the aromas with creamy flan, banana, coconut water, and a dash of cardamom.
Finish
The finish is spicy and warm.
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