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Ron Cueva 1501 Panama 18 Sistema Solera Rum 40% Vol. 0,7L In Giftbox
| Type | Spirits, Rum |
Product number: 673758
£112.51
Price per bottle
The Ron Cueva 1501 Panama 18 Sistema Solera Rum is an exquisite premium rum from
Panama that achieves exceptional maturity and complexity using the traditional
solera method. With an alcohol content of 40% vol. and bottled in an elegant
0.7-liter bottle, this 18-year-old rum represents the perfection of Panamanian
distillation. Ron Cueva 18 is a blend of the finest rums, which are matured in
carefully selected oak barrels for up to 18 years. This long maturation period
gives it exceptional depth and elegance. Full-bodied and multi-layered, this
solera rum impresses with intense aromas of dried fruit and a fine hint of
vanilla resulting from the gentle barrel ageing.
The name Cueva 1501 refers to the year 1501, when the first Spanish explorers
reached the coasts of what is now Panama. This connection to history is
reflected in the traditional production process, which gives this rum its
unmistakable depth of character.
Panama that achieves exceptional maturity and complexity using the traditional
solera method. With an alcohol content of 40% vol. and bottled in an elegant
0.7-liter bottle, this 18-year-old rum represents the perfection of Panamanian
distillation. Ron Cueva 18 is a blend of the finest rums, which are matured in
carefully selected oak barrels for up to 18 years. This long maturation period
gives it exceptional depth and elegance. Full-bodied and multi-layered, this
solera rum impresses with intense aromas of dried fruit and a fine hint of
vanilla resulting from the gentle barrel ageing.
The name Cueva 1501 refers to the year 1501, when the first Spanish explorers
reached the coasts of what is now Panama. This connection to history is
reflected in the traditional production process, which gives this rum its
unmistakable depth of character.