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DARK RUM
Ron Barcelo Imperial Maple Cask
40.0% | 70CL
1-3 Business Days
€ 42,95
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Geographic location
Dominican Republic, Santo Domingo
Product details
Barceló Imperial Maple Cask, part of the exceptional Rare Blends Collection of Barceló rums, is born from the nectar of the finest selection of Dominican sugar cane from our own sugar cane fields. The result of maturing our most precious rum reserves in oak barrels with different degrees of toasting, carefully selected. After the blend is achieved, Maple Cask is rested in authentic maple wood to impart the complexity and unique flavor that distinguishes this fascinating spirit. With a fruity and silky style, Barceló Imperial Maple Cask is an exquisite drink, born to fascinate even the most demanding palates; it is harmony for the senses.
Tasting notes
Dark amber brown color with reddish tones. In the glass it shows a full body with slow-flowing, thick tears. Fruity and floral aromas on the nose, accompanied by pleasant hints of melted caramel, plums, vanilla and maple syrup. The palate is initially sweet, followed by notes of wood and dried fruit with a long-lasting, silky finish.
THE ORIGIN OF BARCELO
It was only in 1950, after years of experimentation, that the company was able to position itself on the local market. This success was due to the formal launch of Barceló Blanco and Dorado, products that were highly appreciated by consumers of the time. Then came the internationalization of the brand, with the start of exportation to countries such as Spain in 1994, thanks to which Ron Barceló currently ranks 3rd among Spirits in Spain. In 2002, the Barceló & Co. company gave up its international activities, giving way to the group of Dominican-Spanish entrepreneurs, represented, for the Dominican part, by the Barceló Díaz and García families, thus giving birth to a new company, initially called Añejos Barceló – now Ron Barceló SRL. After being present in 25 international markets, Ron Barceló SRL fully acquired the Ron Barceló brand, with part of the 3rd Barceló generation – the Barceló Díaz and García families – remaining on the Board of Directors.
