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Doorly's White is a 3-year-old white rum that comes from the world-famous Barbados distillery Foursquare. He is the perfect companion for every bartender.
EAN: 724803005115
Code: DOW7
Description
From one of the oldest and most prestigious rum distilleries in the world, comes 3-year-old Doorly's. It is a top white rum from the Barbados Foursquare Distillery, which is made from first-class molasses without added dyes, sugar or flavors.
Three years of aging in oak barrels gave it a creamy texture and character, with an unmistakable refreshing taste of fruit. Charcoal filtration removed color, but not taste! This is why it is suitable for every bartender to create excellent classic cocktails.
Flavour Profile
Color:
clear, transparent
Aroma:
strong, tropical fruit, pineapple, coconut, pepper
Taste:
fresh, candied fruit, coconut, banana, pineapple
Finish:
short, slightly spicy, refreshing, clean, coconut
Coconut
Ananas
Banana
Pepper
Fruit
Tropical
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Basic information
Brand
EAN
724803005115
Flavour profile
Coconut, Ananas, Banana, Pepper, Fruit, Tropical
Country
Barbados
Age
3 y.
Packaging
Without gift box
Volume
0.7 l
Alcohol
40 %
ABV
Distributor
Svet nápojov s.r.o. Oravicka 615, 028 01 Trstená, Slovakia
Unit price
29,57 € for 1L
Quantity in carton
6 pcs
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