A.H. Riise Danish Navy Rum, 0,7 L, 40%

AH Riise Non Plus Ultra 0.7L 42% The origins of the Danish company AH Riise go back to the pharmacist Albert Heinrich Riise, who worked for the Danish Navy between 1838 and 1878 and during this time blended a special spirit for the sailors. This quickly became very popular with the sailors and Riise began to sell the AH Riise Non Plus Ultra 0.7L 42% on the mainland as well. Over the decades, the company's portfolio has been continually expanded and today includes four different rums. The highest quality is without question this "Non plus Ultra". Non plus Ultra comes from Latin and means "no further", "nothing beyond" and in fact only the very best rums from AH Riise's warehouse are blended for this rum. To ensure the best possible taste, the house's "Master Distillers" undertake this demanding task himself.This classic AH Riise Non Plus Ultra defies all fashion tastes and impresses with traditional rum aromas such as tobacco, orange, molasses, vanilla, caramel and sherry. A special specialty that is limited to 2000 bottles per year.

AH Riise XO Reserve Rum 1888 Copenhagen Gold Edition, 0.7 L, 40% History and production of the AH Riise 1888 Copenhagen Gold Medal Rum: Rum from Denmark seems unusual at first. The products of the Danish rum producer AH Riise Rum LLC are not distilled directly in Denmark, but on the American Virgin Islands, more precisely on St. Thomas, in the Caribbean. This fact also initially seems to have nothing to do with the small Scandinavian country. Historically, however, St. Thomas was occupied by the Danes in 1666 and was therefore considered a Danish colony. The goods produced there were sold profitably and were an important part of the Danish economy. In 1838, the Dane Albert Heinrich Riise was appointed the island's first pharmacist by royal decree. He developed various medicines for the Danish navy, supplied the local population with medicine, produced specially created tinctures and also sold genuine Caribbean rum, which quickly became very popular. Riise was a clever businessman and achieved worldwide fame and prosperity through his products. AH Riise Rum LLC is named after the famous pharmacist and shows the many facets of the popular molasses distillate with its numerous Caribbean rums, including the AH Riise 1888 Copenhagen Gold Medal Rum. In 1888, the second Nordic Industrial, Agricultural and Art Exhibition took place in Copenhagen. The five Scandinavian countries Denmark, Norway, Sweden, Finland and Iceland presented technical innovations and cultural achievements to over 1.4 million visitors for six months. AH Riise also exhibited his popular Caribbean rum in the West Indian pavilion, for which he was honored with the Gold Medal for outstanding products. The AH Riise 1888 Copenhagen Gold Medal Rum was launched in memory of this historic event. Taste of the AH Riise 1888 Copenhagen Gold Medal Rum: The AH Riise 1888 Copenhagen Gold Medal Rum is a medium-strength rum with a nuanced aroma. Vanilla, honey, sweet pastries, candied fruit and chocolate are supported by an elegant oak spice. In the background, hints of herbs and spices can be detected, especially anise, liquorice and cinnamon. The multifaceted play of aromas of fruity, herbal and sweet notes is extremely harmonious and differentiated. The taste of the AH Riise 1888 Copenhagen Gold Medal Rum is voluminous and strong. Dark fruits, brown sugar, candied apples, raisins and oranges, together with notes of dark chocolate and coffee, ensure a velvety, balanced mouthfeel. The combination of sweet, fruity and bitter aromas is very harmonious and elegant. The AH Riise 1888 Copenhagen Gold Medal Rum has a long-lasting finish that has notes of tobacco and leather in addition to oak spices. It fits in wonderfully with the first-class Caribbean rums from AH Riise.