Bundle Admiral Rodney Royal Oak + Princessa + Formidable
Admiral Rodney HMS Royal Oak is a Caribbean molasses rum from the island of St. Lucia. It was named after the Royal Oak, which was part of the fleet of the British Admiral, Sir George Brydges Rodney, in the struggle for dominance in Caribbean territory.
The exceptional taste of this rum is due to the Coffey still distillation and subsequent extraction of the distillate from the lower parts of the plant to obtain a balanced taste suitable for long maturation leading to the development of a distinct and complex taste profile. This is followed by only aging in American oak barrels after bourbon and professional mixing of rums at the age of 7-12 years .
Admiral Rodney HMS Princessa is a molasses rum from the Caribbean island of St. Lucia. It is produced by distillation using the Coffey still method, whereby distillate is extracted from the bottom of the apparatus to produce this rum in order to obtain a robust and rich taste profile.
Rum matured in American oak barrels after bourbon and in barrels after port. In the end, it was professionally mixed from rums at the age of 5-9 years into the final mixture. Admiral Rodney Princess Rum offers tones of raisins, vanilla, honey, Caribbean spices, oak and crème brûlée. Great rum, which we recommend to taste from the Admiral Rodney brand first!
Rum is named after a British officer and one of the key ships of the British fleet, HMS Princess. Admiral Rodney was an excellent naval strategist who broke the French line in the "battle of the saints", which allowed Britain to rule the Caribbean.
Admiral Rodney HMS Formidable is a molasses rum from the island of St. Lucia. Exclusively it is withdrawn from the lowest part of the distillation plant (Coffey still) as heavier rum with richer flavors. Subsequently, he is professionally aged by mixing 9-12 year old rums and matures ex-bourbon barells. The result is a delicious rum with tones of honey, vanilla and toast, with the aroma of oak wood and sweet pepper.
Rum is named after Admiral Rodney's flagship in a naval battle in the Caribbean (a decisive battle in which French lines were defeated and British rule over the Caribbean was secured. The battle took place at sea between the islands of Guadeloupe and Dominica).
Color: mahogany with red highlights
Aroma: oak, toast, chocolate, honey, nutmeg, walnuts
Taste: honey, cinnamon, vanilla, chocolate, tobacco leaves, oak and sweet caramel
Finish: dry and delicate with tones of oak and sweet pepper
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