Plantation 2007 Jamaica 15-year-old Rum / 48.4% / 0.7l

The Plantation rum collection is the result of the passion of a connoisseur, expert and enthusiast, Alexandre Gabriel.

The history of his connections with the alcohol markets began relatively recently, in 1989, when Gabriel discovered one of the oldest alcohol brands in France, Maison Ferrand located in the Cognac region. Ten years later, having restored Maison Ferrand's due reputation and brand recognition, Alexandre Gabriel discovered the world of Caribbean rum and threw himself into the search for business partners in Barbados, Guyana, and Jamaica. The Plantation collection was created. Gabriel is currently the owner of the West Indies Rum Distillery in Barbados, the Clarendon Distillery, and the Long Pond Distillery, and a shareholder in National Rum of Jamaica. Plantation is the world of rums, created at the interface of cognac and the Caribbean - cognac barrels are used by rum producers to mature Caribbean spirits, rums are matured in the tropics, and additionally matured for a shorter period already in the climate of the Cognac region in France, in specially selected barrels of local cognac.

Rum Plantation 2007 is a rum from Trinidad and Tobago, produced by the Trinidad Distillers distillery. It spent its first 13 years maturing in the tropics, in traditional oak bourbon barrels. It was then transported to France, where it was placed in Ferrand cognac barrels for 2 years.

Aroma : Lemon peel, expressive citrus notes, milk chocolate, exotic fruits, cocoa and spices.

Taste : Citrus, chocolate, mango, cocoa, cinnamon, nutmeg.

Finish : Long, spicy.