Volume: 0.7 liters | Alcohol content: 40% | Not chill-filtered | No coloring
A.H. Riise Danish Navy
Special features: The A.H. Riise Danish Navy Rum is produced according to the original recipe of Albert Heinrich Riise, who received the exclusive right in 1838 to operate a pharmacy on the island of Saint Thomas in the Danish West Indies. There he began distilling rum and experimented with various flavor notes. This rum is distilled in traditional pot stills and matures in various barrels that previously contained molasses-based rum. The entire bottling process still adheres to the methods that A.H. Riise used in his pharmacy on St. Thomas.
Tasting Notes:
Nose: Intense aroma of licorice, orange peel, coconut, papaya, eucalyptus, and mint. A hint of balsamic reduction and black tea.
Palate: Full-bodied with a balanced mix of citrus fruits, fresh notes of eucalyptus and mint, as well as intense flavors of licorice and balsamic reduction.
Finish: Long-lasting with nuances of mocha and dark chocolate with orange.
Distillery/Bottler: A.H. Riise Spirits is a Danish company based in Dragør, Denmark, founded in 1838. It was named after Albert Heinrich Riise, who worked as a pharmacist on Saint Thomas in the Danish West Indies and began rum production there. Today, A.H. Riise Spirits produces a variety of spirits, including rum, gin, and bitters.
Product details:
Manufacturer: A.H. Riise Spirits
Bottler: A.H. Riise Spirits
Age: No age statement
Barrel types: Oak barrels that previously contained molasses-based rum
What is the alcohol content of A.H. Riise Danish Navy?
The alcohol content is 40%. The product has a volume of 0.7 liters.
What is the bottle size of A.H. Riise Danish Navy?
The bottle size is 0.7 liters. The rum is offered with an alcohol content of 40%.
Does A.H. Riise Danish Navy have an age statement?
There is no age statement for this product. The manufacturer and bottler is A.H. Riise Spirits, a Danish company based in Dragør, founded in 1838.
In what barrels did A.H. Riise Danish Navy mature?
The rum matured in oak barrels that previously contained molasses-based rum. The distillation took place in traditional pot stills.
What tasting notes are mentioned for A.H. Riise Danish Navy?
The nose shows notes of licorice, orange peel, coconut, papaya, eucalyptus, and mint, while the palate reveals citrus fruits along with licorice and balsamic reduction. The product is not chill-filtered and contains no coloring.