Oliver's Exquisito 1985 Vintage Solera Rum

Name: Oliver's Exquisito 1985 Vintage Solera Rum
Brand: Oliver's Exquisito
Rating: 7.2 (1 reviews)

(0.7l, 40%)

7.2/10 (11 votes)

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About

“Exquisito” means just what it sounds like … and it is.

Juanillo Oliver was a native of Catalonia, Spain, who came to Cuba in the mid 1800s as a Spanish soldier. After his discharge from the military he decided to remain in the Caribbean and started his family there — raising sugarcane and tobacco for Rum and cigars. During the two wars for independence and the Cuban revolution, his family lost everything and fled to Dominica. In 1997, a few of his decedents decided to start the family Rum business once again by purchasing an inventory of existing spirit — and Oliver & Oliver was born.

O&O Exquisito 1985 is really special stuff. If you remember, the “solera” method is when the spirit is shifted from barrel to barrel over time. But only a portion is moved, so that there are always elements of spirit far older than the age statement. Well, O&O Exquisito 1985 is 21 YO Solera Rum. And it is aged in the tropics, where spirits age far faster. Simply stated, this is a Rum that taste like it was made by angels. Thick, rich, and packed with flavour.

Category

Rum
Style

Dark Rum
Region

Dominican Republic
Country

Dominican Republic
Alcohol

40%
Distillery

Oliver & Oliver
Age

15 Year Old

Flavor Spiral™

About The Flavor Spiral

spicy

tobacco

pralines

dry

banana

mango

pecan

cake

caramel

What does Oliver's Exquisito 1985 Vintage Solera Rum taste like?

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A little bit of etymology; nobody really knows where the word Rum comes from. Most popular suggestions are: Rum (the Romani word for potent), Rumbullion (an uproar), Saccharum (sugar in Latin), Rummer (a Dutch drinking glass).

Tasting Notes

Appearance / Color
Dark mahogany

Nose / Aroma / Smell
Huge vanilla and pralines with wood and spice

Flavor / Taste / Palate
Elegant and dry, with balance and complexity, banana and mango with toffee and pecan

Finish
Long and thick with spice cake and molasses