Plantation Aged Rum Extra Old 20Th Anniversary Barbados

Name: Plantation Aged Rum Extra Old 20Th Anniversary Barbados
SKU: 282534
Price: 74.99 USD
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Introducing the Plantation Aged Rum Extra Old 20th Anniversary Barbados, a masterfully crafted spirit that epitomizes two decades of passion, tradition, and expertise. This exceptional rum is a celebration of time, patiently matured and carefully blended to deliver a truly extraordinary drinking experience.

Meticulously distilled in the heart of Barbados, this limited edition Plantation Aged Rum embodies the essence of the island's rich heritage and tropical terroir. The journey begins with the finest sugarcane, hand-harvested at its peak, ensuring only the highest quality ingredients are used in the production process.

Aged for an impressive 20 years in American oak barrels, this Extra Old expression is a testament to the art of rum-making. The slow maturation in the tropical climate of Barbados imparts a depth and complexity that sets this rum apart. Each sip reveals a symphony of flavors, from the warm embrace of caramel and vanilla to the subtle hints of tropical fruits, creating a harmonious balance that lingers on the palate.

The 20th Anniversary edition is a nod to Plantation Rum's commitment to excellence. The master blenders have skillfully curated a blend of rums from select vintages, creating a liquid masterpiece that captures the essence of two decades of dedication to the craft.

Presented in a beautifully crafted bottle, adorned with the distinctive Plantation label, this rum is more than a spirit – it's a work of art. The packaging reflects the sophistication and elegance of the liquid within, making it an exquisite addition to any connoisseur's collection.

Whether savored neat to fully appreciate its nuanced flavors or used as the foundation for luxurious cocktails, the Plantation Aged Rum Extra Old 20th Anniversary Barbados is an invitation to indulge in the finest expressions of Caribbean craftsmanship. Elevate your moments of celebration and refinement with this extraordinary rum, and savor the legacy of two decades of passion poured into every drop.

ABV

40%

Tasting Notes

Appearance:
Deep amber in color, the Plantation Aged Rum Extra Old 20th Anniversary Barbados captivates with its rich and lustrous hue, hinting at the years of patient aging in American oak barrels.

Nose:
The aroma is a symphony of indulgence, opening with a burst of velvety caramel and decadent toffee. As the bouquet unfolds, intricate layers of vanilla bean and toasted oak emerge, inviting anticipation of the depth to follow.

Palate:
Upon the first sip, a luxurious fusion of flavors dances on the palate. Rich and smooth, the initial notes of dark chocolate and ripe tropical fruits intermingle with the velvety sweetness of molasses. The 20 years of maturation contribute to a complex profile, unveiling hints of cinnamon, nutmeg, and a subtle warmth that resonates throughout.

Finish:
The finish is a lingering crescendo of elegance, leaving a gentle trail of oak, leather, and a touch of spice. The harmonious blend of sweet and savory notes leaves a lasting impression, inviting contemplation and appreciation for the craftsmanship behind this extraordinary rum.

Distillery Information

Barbados has three major rum distilleries, Mount Gay Distilleries, West Indies Rum Distilleries and Foursquare Rum Distilleries. There is also St. Nicholas Abbey who produces rum on a smaller scale.
Alexandre Gabriel applies the discipline and passion of ancient craftsmen, artisans, and goldsmiths to his rum and cognac. In 1989 Alexander Gabriel discovers Maison Ferrand, one of the oldest spirit brands in the Cognac region.
It originates from the West Indies Rum Refinery in Barbados (we all know Ferrand, Plantation's parent company, owns it) where it is blended from pot/column still molasses-derived rums aged from one to three years, before being shipped off to France and aged in Ferrand's facilities there for another year.Most rum is produced from molasses, which is made from sugarcane. A rum's quality is dependent on the quality and variety of the sugar cane that was used to create it. The sugar cane's quality depends on the soil type and climate that it was grown in.
Spirits, such as vodka, whisky and also rum, are produced in a distillery. What is the location where they make rum called? The simplest answer would be a distillery.