Ron De Solera
The "Ron De Solera" was produced in Dominican Republic at the Oliver & Oliver distillery. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Pancho Villa. It was distilled in 1988 from Molasses with a Column Still. The rum has an ABV of 40%. 3 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.6/10. The rum smells like Molasses, Tequila and Oak, and on the palate there is Tobacco, Tequila and Dark.
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About the Oliver & Oliver distillery
The Oliver & Oliver distillery is located in Dominican Republic. Rums from Oliver & Oliver have been reviewed 2,308 times with an average of 7.3/10.
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This is a rum that you either like or not. The fact that it has been finished in tequila casks is very obvious in this one. I like tequila so for me not a problem. The nose kicks off with oak and some oak, then molasses and tequila. The palate is smoky oak with tequila and there is some earthiness about it. Lime and caramel follow. The finish is medium to long, slightly bitter with smoky oak and once again tequila. To keep it in Star Wars terms, "The tequila is strong in this one Luke".