Ron Colón Rumzcal

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750ml

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49.5% ABV

$64.99

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BrandRon Colón Salvadoreño
CategoryRum
CountryNetherlands
DistilleryUndisclosed
Style Blended Rum
Alcohol 49.5%

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The combo you probably haven't thought of but you should have.

Ron Colón quickly became the most awarded and innovative rum out there and is on a mission to showcase different flavors, industries, and processes; blending various styles to create new spirit experiences. RCS is committed to bridging history and continents in one bottle.

With Ron Colón Rumzcal, they’re bridging different Spirits categories to create a truly unique flavor combination. And this one puts the word unique to a whole new level: their original dark aged Rum is complemented by the authentic taste of Mexican Mezcal. Weighing in at 99 proof, the combo is comprised of 66% Ron Colon Salvadoreno Dark Aged Rum and 33% Maguay Espadin Mezcal from the Lopez Real distillery, which is a 4th generation family business in Oaxaca. A smoky and earthy nose leads into a well-balanced palate with smoke and char followed by hints of tropical fruit. Meet your new and exciting split-base cocktail in one bottle.

Appearance / Color

Nose / Aroma / Smell
Earthy and smoky with sweetness in the background.

Flavor / Taste / Palate
Smoke and char are rounded out by natural sweetness.

Finish
Tropical hints shining through.

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Note: Once an order has been safely & successfully delivered, we do not accept returns due to change of heart or taste. Due to state regulations, we cannot accept the return of alcohol purchased by a customer in error.

Terrible combo. Love run and r...

Terrible combo. Love run and rye so I tried this… worst bottle so far through Flaviar.

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I dont know how I feel about t...

I dont know how I feel about this. I love the idea, just this particular formulation for me seems like Mezcal is too overpowering. Maybe change the formula a bit?