Colours of Rum Trinidad 3 : 24yr Caroni 1998 62.9% ABV
$575.00
Legendary Trinidad-based rum distillery Caroni closed its doors in 2003. Since then, the distillery’s distinctive, heavy rums have become some of the most collected.
This Caroni rum is a 1998 vintage. Aged for 11 years in the tropical weather and 13 years on the continent, the edition was bottled in 2022 at a full alcohol content of 62.9%.
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