Colours of Rum Jamaica 7 : 23yr Hampden HLCF 1998 58.7% ABV
$240.00
Colours of Rum Jamaica 7 : 23yr Hampden HLCF 1998 58.7% ABV
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Kyrië – Netherlands Cane Juice Rum
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For fearless funky cane juice addicts only, Kyrië is searingly pungent with savory lemongrass notes & a graceful finish of confectioner’s sugar.
We’re proud to feature this US debut of Amsterdam’s RUMMIECLUB distillery, featuring the wildly inventive creations of Master Distillers Judith de Bie and Martin Gerrits.
Update March 2024: Sadly, the Rummieclub Distillery announced that they will be closing as of June 2024, making the existing stock the very last rum to ever be released by their distillery. We only imported 80 liters of Kyrïe, so get it while it lasts!
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$45.00OUR TAKE: Guardians is the real sleeper in this lineup – Trinidad has produced some of the greatest rum in history (RIP, Caroni!) but also puts out a lot of so-so high volume juice so we didn’t enter the selection process assuming we’d come out with a “Trini”. And while the Foursquare and the Guyana were big, bold flashy candidates, this Trinidad kept popping up, refusing to be ignored (maybe because it’s over TWO THIRDS alcohol but drinks more like a 55 percenter). We succumbed to its fruity delights with absolutely zero regrets!
