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All Points West Kill Van Kull Single Pot Still Rum
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- BrandAll Points West
- CategoryRum
- CountryUnited States
- RegionNew Jersey
- DistilleryAll Points West
- Style Pot Still Rum
- Maturation Aged in used Whiskey cooperage
- Alcohol 43%
A sugarcane and molasses-based, Pot-Stilled Rum aged in ex-Bourbon casks.
All Points West Distilleryย was founded byย Gil Spaier. An architect and building renovator by training, he took up baking as a hobby. Baking is a function of yeast. That led to milling his own grain. Handling yeast and milling his own grains led to home-brewing. And home-brewing led him to distillation,ย founding his passion project in 2017.ย He had the idea to use traditional Irish pot-still methods on a barley and corn Spirit. In his second year his first Whiskey was awarded theย Gold Medalย ANDย "Whiskey of the Year"ย from the USA Spirit Rating Competition.
The newest product to come from the stills of All Points West Distillery is Kill Van Kull Single Pot Still Rum. It mixes Rum styles by using both sugarcane and molasses. The text and palate is similar to some Barbados Rums because itโs distilled on the same single copper pot they use to make their Irish-styled Whiskey. And itโs aged in ex-Bourbon casksย from the Union Horse Distillery in Saint Louis, Missouri. This delicious Rum earned theย Gold Awardย atย theย John Barleycorn Awards, 2020.
Smartass Corner:
"Kill Van Kull" roughly translates from Dutch vernacular as "channel of the pass." Itโs the name of a water strait that separates New Yorkโs Staten Island from Bayonne, New Jersey. The waterway is about one thousand feet wide and connects Newark Bay with Upper New York Bay.
All Points West Distilleryย was founded byย Gil Spaier. An architect and building renovator by training, he took up baking as a hobby. Baking is a function of yeast. That led to milling his own grain. Handling yeast and milling his own grains led to home-brewing. And home-brewing led him to distillation,ย founding his passion project in 2017.ย He had the idea to use traditional Irish pot-still methods on a barley and corn Spirit. In his second year his first Whiskey was awarded theย Gold Medalย ANDย "Whiskey of the Year"ย from the USA Spirit Rating Competition.
The newest product to come from the stills of All Points West Distillery is Kill Van Kull Single Pot Still Rum. It mixes Rum styles by using both sugarcane and molasses. The text and palate is similar to some Barbados Rums because itโs distilled on the same single copper pot they use to make their Irish-styled Whiskey. And itโs aged in ex-Bourbon casksย from the Union Horse Distillery in Saint Louis, Missouri. This delicious Rum earned theย Gold Awardย atย theย John Barleycorn Awards, 2020.
Smartass Corner:
"Kill Van Kull" roughly translates from Dutch vernacular as "channel of the pass." Itโs the name of a water strait that separates New Yorkโs Staten Island from Bayonne, New Jersey. The waterway is about one thousand feet wide and connects Newark Bay with Upper New York Bay.
Appearance / Color
Light Amber
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The aroma leans toward tropical fruit with plump sultanas and herbal notes.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The palate is warm and creamy with vanilla and caramel notes over grilled pineapple, turbinado, and dash of mint.
Finish
The finish is long with a hint of maple syrup.
Light Amber
Nose / Aroma / Smell
The aroma leans toward tropical fruit with plump sultanas and herbal notes.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
The palate is warm and creamy with vanilla and caramel notes over grilled pineapple, turbinado, and dash of mint.
Finish
The finish is long with a hint of maple syrup.
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