Michlers Jamaican Artisanal Dark Rum 0,7L 40% inkl. Tasse
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Michler's Jamaican Artisanal Dark Rum 0.7L 40% incl. cup
The origins of the British distillery lie in Silesia, an area that was once part of the Austro-Hungarian monarchy and is now mostly in Poland. In 1863, Albert Michler founded his liqueur and spirits factory in Buchsdorf and quickly made a name for himself throughout the empire and kingdom for his distillates. In addition to local herbal distillates, his products also included imported rums from the Caribbean, and he was one of the first traders to bring exotic spirits to Europe. One outstanding recognition was his appointment as official supplier to the imperial and royal court, making Michler the rum supplier to the royal army.
Although the distillery is now based in England, the spirit of the founder lives on in the bottles. The dark rum is made from various distillates, with the mash always coming from original Jamaican sugar cane. The rum from this mash is distilled using the traditional pot still method, which is done in batches due to the small stills and increases the quality of the distilled product. After 5 to 25 years of maturation in white oak barrels, the Artisanal Dark Rum is blended by experienced Caribbean distillers.
The result is a wonderful dark rum that clearly shows its Jamaican origins. The distillate is round, balanced and yet strong in taste, thanks to the spirits that are up to 25 years old. It combines spicy wood notes from the oak barrels, fruity-sweet grapes and appealing nuances of sugar cane molasses to create a harmonious, dark beauty.
| Alcohol content: | 40% Vol. |
|---|---|
| Country: | Jamaica |
| Filling quantity: | 0,7 Liter |
| Responsible food business operator: | Albert Michler Distillery Int s.r.o., Buchsdorf 110, 790 57 Bukova-Buchsdorf, Tschechien |
| Type: | Rum |
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