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1257 Kensington Road NW
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$524.99
Exclusive to KWM, This Cadenhead Single Cask Rum comes from the Guyana distillery Uitvlugt. Pronounced "eye-flute", this is a 25 year old bottling originally distilled in 1993. It was bottled at 51.2% ABV from a single barrel.
1993 ml
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Producer Tasting Note
"Nose: Lemon meringue pie, tinned peaches, golden syrup.
Flavour: Green olives, aniseed, kiwi fruit, marzipan.
Finish: Spiced apples, hints of black pepper, pine needles."
$75.99
This Solera System rum from Dictador has an average age of 12 years old. The liquid that is bottles was distilled from Sugar Cane honey/juice in a combination of copper pot stills and stainless steel continuous stills and aged for 8 to 14 years in refill oak barrels.
$158.99
This sweet, fruity and very complex Peruvian rum is one of our best sellers! Distilled from select molasses, fermented with specially adapted yeast, in Scottish column stills and then aged in a four stage Solera system that takes 15 years to complete, and utilizes both American and Slovenian Oak, Ron Millonario prides itself on 'bringing together old and modern techniques, and uniting art, science and tradition.
About Ron Millonario
In 1904, in northern Peru, the Hacienda Agrícola de Chiclayo was founded in Chiclayo, a small settlement between the sea and the mountains known as the ‘city of friendship.
Here, a group of farmers united to trade their sugar, and to this purpose they built, at great personal sacrifice, a small refinery. The Hacienda was purchased in 1922, the family of Peruvian landowners Piera de Castillo, with Don Rolando at the helm. In 1950, some years after the purchase of a Scottish column still, Ron Millonario was officially born.
The rum was the fruit of hard work, but since few could afford to sample it, it acquired the name “por los millonarios”, in acknowledgement of that exclusive club of individuals wealthy enough to buy the spirit and enjoy its unique charm.
In search of new products, Fabio Rossi landed in Peru in 2004, and discovered a warm, rich product that was a pleasure to drink. He had stumbled upon a genuine treasure of Peru.
