Compagnie des Indes Blend Latino 5 Y
Compagnie des Indes Latino comes from a blend of rums essentially of "Spanish" type (60% comes from Guatemala) but not only, since a part of the rum which composes it comes from Guyana (English influence).The Spanish type brings the greediness while the English influence brings a touch of freshness. 5 years of aging in new barrels (bourbon) have allowed this rum to acquire its roundness and a rich palette of aromas. The rum was bottled without cold filtration.
Made from a blend of Central American rums with a very strong Latin dominance (60% Guatemalan rums), and a touch of Guyanese rums (Trinidad and Tobago and Barbados), this blend brings out the characteristics of Latin American rums, with those round and greedy notes.
|TASTING NOTES|
• Nose
Fresh and elegant, with notes of almond and marzipan.
• Palate
Soft and subtle, with licorice, pineapple and candied tropical fruits.
• Finish
Soft and round, with honey and roasted coffee beans.
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Data sheet
- Age
- 5Y
- Littering
- 0.7
- Brand
- Compagnie Des Indes
- Alcohol level
- 40°
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Compagnie des Indes Latino comes from a blend of rums essentially of "Spanish" type (60% comes from Guatemala) but not only, since a part of the rum which composes it comes from Guyana (English influence).The Spanish type brings the greediness while the English influence brings a touch of freshness. 5 years of aging in new barrels (bourbon) have allowed this rum to acquire its roundness and a rich palette of aromas. The rum was bottled without cold filtration.