Chicago Cane Cooperative Two Eagles Distillery Solera Aged Gold Rum
The "Solera Aged Gold Rum" was produced in USA at the Two Eagles Distillery distillery. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Chicago Cane Cooperative. The rum has an ABV of 42,5%. 1 community member rated this rum with an average of 7.4/10. The rum smells like Vanilla, Dried fruit and Sugar, and on the palate there is Bourbon, Oak and Barrel.
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Significant hints of the bourbon barrels used in aging throughout the drinking process. Aside from that the nose is sugary with hints of apple, but on the palate the body is dry and tannic with stunningly little sweetness (I’m assuming zero dosage). A bit of smoke and leather as well as a light kick of Jamaican-style funk from the dunder fermentation process. The finish lingers a bit, mostly bourbon barrel with a little funk residue as well. For an early effort on a rented still this is impressively interesting.