Angostura 1919 (8 Year) Premium Rum – 70 cl

Angostura 1919 (8 Year) Premium Rum

An iconic blend from Trinidad and Tobago, Angostura 1919 is a masterfully crafted rum named in honor of the year a historic batch of casks survived a distillery fire. Aged for a minimum of 8 years in carefully selected charred American oak barrels, this premium gold rum is celebrated for its exceptional smoothness and complexity.

• Appearance: A radiant amber-gold hue with inviting warmth.
• Nose: Delicate aromas of vanilla, honey, toasted oak, and dried fruit, layered with subtle hints of spices and nuts.
• Palate: Silky and well-balanced, offering flavors of creamy toffee, rich molasses, and sweet tropical fruits, with gentle undertones of nutmeg and cocoa.
• Finish: Smooth, lingering, and lightly sweet, with a touch of warm spice and oak.

This versatile rum is perfect for sipping neat, over ice, or elevating your favorite cocktails, such as a Rum Manhattan or Mai Tai. Angostura 1919 is a timeless tribute to craftsmanship and heritage.

ABV: 40%

White rum "Soccaron" French producer Les Grands Chais de France is made ​​on the French Caribbean islands. Fermented sugar cane juice is distilled to give the rum alcohol. Then rum vydezhivayut in steel drums and as a result get crystal clear drink. 

Color: Rum transparent color.

Taste :The Roma have a mild sweet taste.

Aroma :The aroma of rum presence of a weak reed shades. 

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