Havana Club Añejo 7 Años Rum 700ml

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Havana Club Añejo 7 Años Rum 700ml

Description

 

Havana Club Añejo 7 Year Old is a mature rum expression from the quintessential Cuban rum producers.

Comprised of rums aged for a minimum of seven years some much older Añejo is aged in white oak barrels to impart the powerful and complex aroma and taste which signifies it as a Havana Club rum.

Havana Club 7 Añejo is best suited as a slowly sipped and highly appreciated rum., widely recognised worldwide as one of the finest Años rums available.  

Tasting Note: Aroma has complex notes of cocoa, vanilla, cedar, sweet tobacco and tropical fruits. A balanced yet complex palate of warm cocoa, vanilla, sugarcane, chestnut and caramelised tropical fruit flavours with firm, smooth oak and rich brown spice.

Additional Details

SKU:
10845-NGB-UNIT
Age:
7 Year Old
Size:
700
Container Type:
Bottle
Country:
Cuba
Alcohol %:
40
Region:
Cuba
Style:
Dark Rum
Varietal:
Rum

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