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Matusalem Insolito Wine Cask Finish Rum
Matusalem Insolito Wine Cask Finish Rum
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- BrandMatusalem Rum
- CategoryRum
- CountryBarbados
- RegionCaribbean
- DistilleryMatusalem Rum
- Style Rum
- Alcohol40.0%
Pink is the new black.
Ron Matusalem was originally founded in Cuba in 1872. But when the Communistas threatened to confiscate not only the Rum but the means of production, they picked up the entire operation and moved it to the Dominican Republic. Their entire line of premium Rums are molasses-based and all of them are aged by the perpetual Solera method ensuring high quality and consistency across the board.
Remember that Solera aging involves only bottling a portion of the oldest casks, and then refilling it from the top with newer Spirit. The final cut in the bottle has some very old Spirit mixed in. This special release had the folks at Matusalem seek out some mighty fine Spanish Tempranillo grape Solera casks. After being charcoal filtered, it was aged for another 3 years in those sexy barrels, then finally blended with their Gran Reserva 15 Solera Rum. It's a limited edition as well with only 8,000 bottles produced.
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vanilla
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tropical fruits
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cinnamon
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grape
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pear
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pineapple
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oak
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spicy
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tannic
Appearance / Color
Pale pink
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Inviting aromas reminiscent of Wine barrels give way to vanilla, tropical fruit, freshly-pressed grapes, pears, and cinnamon spice.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
There's more tropical fruit on the palate with a prominent pineapple note as well as spice and oak.
Finish
Finishes medium-long with a tannic undercurrent.
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Pink is the new black.
Ron Matusalem was originally founded in Cuba in 1872. But when the Communistas threatened to confiscate not only the Rum but the means of production, they picked up the entire operation and moved it to the Dominican Republic. Their entire line of premium Rums are molasses-based and all of them are aged by the perpetual Solera method ensuring high quality and consistency across the board.
Remember that Solera aging involves only bottling a portion of the oldest casks, and then refilling it from the top with newer Spirit. The final cut in the bottle has some very old Spirit mixed in. This special release had the folks at Matusalem seek out some mighty fine Spanish Tempranillo grape Solera casks. After being charcoal filtered, it was aged for another 3 years in those sexy barrels, then finally blended with their Gran Reserva 15 Solera Rum. It's a limited edition as well with only 8,000 bottles produced.
- BrandMatusalem Rum
- CategoryRum
- CountryBarbados
- RegionCaribbean
- DistilleryMatusalem Rum
- Style Rum
- Alcohol40.0%
-
vanilla
-
tropical fruits
-
cinnamon
-
grape
-
pear
-
pineapple
-
oak
-
spicy
-
tannic
Appearance / Color
Pale pink
Nose / Aroma / Smell
Inviting aromas reminiscent of Wine barrels give way to vanilla, tropical fruit, freshly-pressed grapes, pears, and cinnamon spice.
Flavor / Taste / Palate
There's more tropical fruit on the palate with a prominent pineapple note as well as spice and oak.
Finish
Finishes medium-long with a tannic undercurrent.
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