Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 45.2% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
FRC African & Asian Fusion Rum
Special features: This limited small-batch release combines rums from Ghana and Vietnam, which briefly matured together in American oak. The combination of two different distillation styles – the heavier pot still rum from Ghana and the lighter Vietnamese spirit – creates a unique tasting experience far beyond European borders. A total of only 1,319 bottles of this exciting fusion rum have been filled.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Fresh, bright fruit notes with tropical hints, complemented by delicate vanilla and floral notes.
Palate: Balanced between sweet honey richness and herbal, slightly spicy elements, supported by a mild wood note from American oak.
Finish: Lingering, harmonious with subtle sweetness and a hint of exotic fruits.
Distillery/Bottler: FRC from Northern Germany has been a home for premium rum since 2019. With a focus on carefully selected single casks and exciting small-batch productions, they emphasize diversity and quality. The African & Asian Fusion Rum reflects this philosophy by deeply diving into various rum traditions and connecting them across continents. Bottled by Oldman Spirits, known for their expertise in specialties.
The alcohol content is 45.2%. The rum is not chill-filtered.
What volume does FRC Fusion Rum have?
FRC Fusion Rum is offered in a volume of 0.7 liters. It is a limited release with a total of 1,319 bottles.
From which countries do the components of FRC Fusion Rum come?
The blend combines rums from Ghana and Vietnam. This release combines a heavier pot still rum from Ghana with a lighter distillate from Vietnam.
What type of cask was used for FRC Fusion Rum?
The rum matured in American Oak. The components from Ghana and Vietnam were briefly aged together in this type of cask.
Who is the bottler or manufacturer of FRC Fusion Rum?
Oldman Spirits acts as the bottler. The manufacturer is FRC from Northern Germany, which has focused on small-batch and single-cask productions since 2019.