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Flor de Caña 5 Year Añejo Clásico
Flor de Caña 5 Year Añejo Clásico
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- BrandFlor de Caña
- CategoryRum
- CountryNicaragua
- RegionCentral America
- DistilleryFlor de Caña
- Age5 Year Old
- Style Rum
- Maturation White oak Bourbon barrels
- Alcohol40.0%
It was 1875, when a man in Italy decided it would be a great idea to move to Nicaragua. And for him, it was! The industrious head of the Pellas family established a distillery and by 1890, the bottles of his Flor de Caña Rum appeared on the shelves of Nicaragua. He didn’t wait long to expand to other markets and by 1990s, his family business had the largest reserve of aged Rums in the world.
The distillery is situated on the sides of San Cristóbal volcano and the Flor de Caña Rums carry the volcano in their blood. The volcanic soil is rich in minerals and the climate makes sure the aging produces complex and amazing Spirits. Flor de Caña Rums are matured in white oak barrels that used to hold Bourbon. The result are the lovely amber color and opulent flavors.
Flor de Caña 5 Añejo Clásico is slightly lighter than the 7 and the nose is classic Flor: easily recognizable and luxurious aromas of chocolate and toffee. Añejo Clásico was made as a mixer and it makes a wonderful Cuba Libre. It's smooth and delicate and it gives even more expensive Rums a run for their money.
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butterscotch
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caramel
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pepper
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spicy
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tobacco
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chocolate
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almonds
-
vanilla
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oak
Amber.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Pleasing caramel aroma with hints of tobacco and oak spices, revealing toffee and vanilla scents as the glass sits.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Light butterscotch and vanilla on the palate with peppery spices and a hint of almond rounding the flavor.
Finish
Clean and light finish with a touch of butterscotch and oak spice lingering.
About
It was 1875, when a man in Italy decided it would be a great idea to move to Nicaragua. And for him, it was! The industrious head of the Pellas family established a distillery and by 1890, the bottles of his Flor de Caña Rum appeared on the shelves of Nicaragua. He didn’t wait long to expand to other markets and by 1990s, his family business had the largest reserve of aged Rums in the world.
The distillery is situated on the sides of San Cristóbal volcano and the Flor de Caña Rums carry the volcano in their blood. The volcanic soil is rich in minerals and the climate makes sure the aging produces complex and amazing Spirits. Flor de Caña Rums are matured in white oak barrels that used to hold Bourbon. The result are the lovely amber color and opulent flavors.
Flor de Caña 5 Añejo Clásico is slightly lighter than the 7 and the nose is classic Flor: easily recognizable and luxurious aromas of chocolate and toffee. Añejo Clásico was made as a mixer and it makes a wonderful Cuba Libre. It's smooth and delicate and it gives even more expensive Rums a run for their money.
- BrandFlor de Caña
- CategoryRum
- CountryNicaragua
- RegionCentral America
- DistilleryFlor de Caña
- Age5 Year Old
- Style Rum
- Maturation White oak Bourbon barrels
- Alcohol40.0%
-
butterscotch
-
caramel
-
pepper
-
spicy
-
tobacco
-
chocolate
-
almonds
-
vanilla
-
oak
Amber.
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Pleasing caramel aroma with hints of tobacco and oak spices, revealing toffee and vanilla scents as the glass sits.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
Light butterscotch and vanilla on the palate with peppery spices and a hint of almond rounding the flavor.
Finish
Clean and light finish with a touch of butterscotch and oak spice lingering.
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