
Ak Zanj Haitian Dark Rum 15 Year - 750ML
Discover the Essence of Haiti with Ak Zanj Haitian Dark Rum 15 Year
Experience the allure of Ak Zanj Haitian Dark Rum, a premium aged agricole rum that stands as a beacon of Haiti's rich distillation heritage. Meticulously crafted and aged for 15 years, this artisanal spirit brings you a depth of flavor that is truly unparalleled.
Key Features:
- Type: Premium Aged Agricole Rum
- Volume: 750ML
- Finish: Exquisite notes of toasted vanilla bean and bananas foster, complemented by the lingering essence of Grand Champagne Cognac.
Tasting Profile:
Indulge in a harmonious blend that features:
- Rich molasses that evokes the spirit of traditional rum-making
- Under-ripe tropical fruit for a refreshing twist
- Complex brown sugar notes that enhance the overall experience
Artisanal Craftsmanship:
Ak Zanj is distilled from the juice of low-yield Madame Mueze sugarcane, showcasing a commitment to quality and tradition. Aged in a single ex-Cognac cask, this rum embodies the spirit of Haiti’s distillation heritage that dates back to 1862, ensuring that each bottle is not just a drink, but a piece of history.
Whether you are a seasoned rum enthusiast or a curious newcomer, Ak Zanj Haitian Dark Rum 15 Year invites you to savor the legacy of Haiti's finest, one sip at a time. Enjoy responsibly.
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