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Flor de Caña 7 Year Gran Reserva
Flor de Caña 7 Year Gran Reserva
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- BrandFlor de Caña
- CategoryRum
- CountryNicaragua
- RegionCentral America
- DistilleryFlor de Caña
- Age7 Year Old
- Style Rum
- Maturation White oak Bourbon barrels
- Alcohol40.0%
Way back in 1875, an industrious head of the Pellas family moved from Italy to Nicaragua to establish a distillery. In 1890, first bottles of Flor de Caña Rum hit the Nicaraguan market and in the folowing decades, the rest of the continent. Situated on the sides of San Cristóbal volcano, the distillery has been producing one of the best Rums and by 1990s, they had the largest reserve of aged Rums in the World.
Flor de Caña Rums carry volcano in their blood. The fertile volcanic soil brings rich minerals and due to the climate, Angels take a fair share of the Rum aging in white oak barrels that used to hold Bourbon. The result are the lovely amber color and rich flavors.
This particular Rum is aged for seven years in 180 litre white oak barrels that once held Jack Daniels, and is a wonderful mixing rum, born to find itself in cocktails. No tricks, no gimmicks, just pure and awesome straight up Rum. Plus, this bad boy won seven gold, eighteen silver and eight bronze medals since 2000.
It's basically the Michael Phelps of Rums.
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chocolate
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vanilla
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raisin
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nutmeg
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cinnamon
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walnuts
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caramel
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pecan
-
bittersweet
Mahogany.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Caramel toffee, nutmeg and vanilla on the nose with hints of raisins and orange peel.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Flavors of bittersweet chocolate, vanilla and cinnamon on the palate with walnuts and pecans in the background.
Finish
Crisp and bittersweet chocolate medium finish.
About
Way back in 1875, an industrious head of the Pellas family moved from Italy to Nicaragua to establish a distillery. In 1890, first bottles of Flor de Caña Rum hit the Nicaraguan market and in the folowing decades, the rest of the continent. Situated on the sides of San Cristóbal volcano, the distillery has been producing one of the best Rums and by 1990s, they had the largest reserve of aged Rums in the World.
Flor de Caña Rums carry volcano in their blood. The fertile volcanic soil brings rich minerals and due to the climate, Angels take a fair share of the Rum aging in white oak barrels that used to hold Bourbon. The result are the lovely amber color and rich flavors.
This particular Rum is aged for seven years in 180 litre white oak barrels that once held Jack Daniels, and is a wonderful mixing rum, born to find itself in cocktails. No tricks, no gimmicks, just pure and awesome straight up Rum. Plus, this bad boy won seven gold, eighteen silver and eight bronze medals since 2000.
It's basically the Michael Phelps of Rums.
- BrandFlor de Caña
- CategoryRum
- CountryNicaragua
- RegionCentral America
- DistilleryFlor de Caña
- Age7 Year Old
- Style Rum
- Maturation White oak Bourbon barrels
- Alcohol40.0%
-
chocolate
-
vanilla
-
raisin
-
nutmeg
-
cinnamon
-
walnuts
-
caramel
-
pecan
-
bittersweet
Mahogany.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Caramel toffee, nutmeg and vanilla on the nose with hints of raisins and orange peel.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Flavors of bittersweet chocolate, vanilla and cinnamon on the palate with walnuts and pecans in the background.
Finish
Crisp and bittersweet chocolate medium finish.
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