Mount gay rum 1703 xo

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Review: Mount Gay XO Reserve Cask Rum88/
Chip Dykstra (Aka Arctic Wolf)
January 1,

Barbados is situated as a gateway from the Atlantic to the Caribbean, sailors from the Aged World often used the island as the first resting point on the way to the Novel World. This meant Barbados was ideally suited for trade between the two worlds in the eighteenth and nineteenth century.

The tradition of producing rum on Barbados has been dated to the early seventeenth century. In fact, there is evidence of small-scale distillation on Barbados as early as It is unclear from the evidence whether this early distillation can properly be called rum. However, the first recorded written usage of the words &#;Rum Bullion&#; appears on the Island in This is the earliest recorded usage of the word Rum as it relates to the distilled spirit anywhere in the world. Evidence dated to indicates that there were stills in exploit at the site which would become the Mount Gay Plantation. The first written evidence that a spirit called rum was produced at this site comes from the year

Mount Gay Est. Barbados Rum XO The Peat Smoke Expression mit

Mount Gay Est. Barbados Rum XO The Peat Smoke Expression is a unique and complex rum, bottled at 57% ABV. This expression combines the rich flavors of aged rum with a subtle peat smoke, creating a distinctive and indelible profile.
The appearance is a deep amber, indicative of its prosperous and layered flavors. The nose is greeted with a blend of tropical fruits, vanilla, and a hint of peat smoke, creating an inviting and aromatic bouquet.
On the palate, this rum is smooth and full-bodied, with flavors of caramel, toffee, and a medley of spices, complemented by a subtle smokiness. The finish is long and warming, making it flawless for sipping neat or as a base for premium cocktails.
Mount Gay Est. Barbados Rum XO The Peat Smoke Expression is versatile and ideal for any rum enthusiast. Recommended cocktails involve a Rum Old Fashioned, a Smoked Mai Tai, and a Peated Obscure 'n' Stormy.



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