Special features: The Demerara Solera No.14 comes from Guyana and is made from sugarcane molasses. The aging takes place in a solera system, where the rum is refined in a combination of ex-bourbon barrels and fresh sherry casks. Bottled by Rum Nation, this rum has an alcohol content of 40% and is presented in a gift packaging. The production process includes both traditional and modern methods that contribute to the creation of a distinctive rum.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: The nose reveals sweet molasses as well as dark, deep aromas, accompanied by a slightly smoky scent and grapey, slightly sour nuances. Additionally, notes of cane sugar, honey, candied oranges, warm cinnamon, and vanilla are perceptible.
Palate: The taste is noticeably sweeter and softer than the nose suggests, reminiscent of muscovado sugar, chestnut, and dark chocolate. Notes of raisins and strong milk coffee accompany dried plums and a subtle peppery spiciness.
Finish: The finish is persistently creamy, while deep and spicy aromas recede into the background. Oak, coffee, dark chocolate, licorice, and anise shape the aftertaste, which also recalls sweetened coffee and a hint of licorice.
Distillery/Bottler: Rum Nation is the bottler of the Demerara Solera No.14, which is made from sugarcane molasses in British Guiana. The aging in the solera system takes place in ex-bourbon barrels made of American oak, followed by a twelve-month finish in fresh sherry casks, including Pedro Ximénez and Oloroso. Rum Nation is distinguished by its expertise in rum production, with each step in the production process carefully chosen to ensure quality.
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What is the alcohol content of Demerara Solera No.14?
The Demerara Solera No.14 has an ABV of 40%. It is not chill-filtered.
What volume does the Demerara Solera No.14 have?
The Demerara Solera No.14 is offered in a volume of 0.7 liters. The rum originates from Guyana.
In what types of casks was the Demerara Solera No.14 aged?
The Demerara Solera No.14 was aged in former bourbon casks and received a 12-month finish in fresh Pedro Ximénez and Oloroso sherry casks. A small portion of very old Enmore rum was added to the blend.
Where does the Demerara Solera No.14 come from and how was it distilled?
The Demerara Solera No.14 comes from Guyana. The production combined pot still and column still distillates.
Who is the manufacturer and bottler of the Demerara Solera No.14?
The manufacturer and bottler is Rossi & Rossi S.R.L. in Treviso, Italy. Rum Nation was founded in 1999 by Fabio Rossi.