Infinity Spirits La Cabaña The Royal Cane Cask Company El Salvador
Aged 15 years, this rum presents woody and caramel notes with coconut and mocha undertones, yet it feels slightly diluted. An enjoyable sipper for relaxed occasions.
Woody, coconut notes, slightly subdued but pleasant.
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- Intriguing aromatic profile
- Complex woody flavors
- Smooth for relaxed sipping
The Royal Cane Cask Company El Salvador" rum is a limited edition with only 310 bottles, distilled at La Cabaña distillery in El Salvador in 2007. Aged for 15 years, this rum boasts a robust ABV of 51%. Tasting notes reveal woody and caramel scents, punctuated by nail polish and roasted aromas. The flavor profile features woody, coconut, and mocha tones, accompanied by a hint of smokiness and orange peel. Users have noted its intriguing nose and praised its smoky nuances, though some found it thin in body. This release appeals as a delightful sipper with a long yet subtle finish, perfect for casual drinking. Available on RumX, both a review platform and marketplace.
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The La Cabaña distillery is located in El Salvador. Rums from La Cabaña have been reviewed 144 times with an average of 7.2/10.
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"Great, tasty surprise! Nothing wrong with it for a relaxed summer evening."
"#4112 A surprisingly good rum considering the price tag. Lightly fruity with nice roaste/smoky notes and a warm palate. The finish is medium to long. Draws very thick slow moving curtains. The empty glass gives of some chocolate and more wood. After a few hours marzipan pops out of the empty glass."
"This rum is also very tasty. I can taste a hint of chocolate here. This rum is also a little sweeter, but everything is still within reason, not as bad as with A. H. Riise :) A very successful rum."
"Cross-tasting with seven bottlings from Royal Cane. Not bad at all. Somehow slightly diluted or watered down on the palate. Overall, however, none of the bottlings convinced me."