Rum Passport Six Nation Blend
$40.00
OUR TAKE: Travel the world in one glass! Seven single casks from six countries, this blend will never be repeated!
THE RUM: Behold this cornucopia of elite rums!
25% Thailand 9 yr column still (Kinnaree)
25% Thailand 9 yr column still (Kinnara)
18.75% Guyana 9 yr Versailles wooden pot still (Moongazer)
9.38% Australian 16 yr pot still Beenleigh (Yowie)
9.38% Barbados 15 yr column/pot Foursquare (Burning Cane)
6.25% Venezuela 14 yr column still (Whistler)
6.25% Trinidad 8 yr column Diamond(Guardians)
PRODUCTION: Molasses in Column & Pot Still
ADDITIVES: No sugar or other additives
STRENGTH: 57.5% ABV
H20: We suggest adding water lightly … or just
make a killer Old Fashioned or tiki cocktail!
OUTTURN: 246 bottles
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Kinnaree 9 yr Thailand Rum
$40.00We’re excited to be one of the very first IBs to release a rum from Thailand. While most of their domestic releases are heavily sweetened, we were so thrilled that their unadulterated distillate is wonderful stuff (at a reasonable price!) that we bought two casks. We’ve always wanted a quality “gateway” rum that was instantly accessible to rum newbies but still had the complexity and stamina to impress jaded rum aficionados. We were thrilled to find this rum in Thailand, a new country for most rum drinkers.
Why is this the “female” cask? She opens beautifully with lush, resonant floral notes while its sibling “male” cask has a strong lingering oaky finish.
