Plantation Barbados XO Single Cask Amburana Finish Rum

Rum: Plantation Barbados XO Single Cask Amburana Finish

This Rum is finished in Amburana Casks a unique type of wood found in the forests of Latin America.

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Size: 750ML

Proof: 96 (48% ABV)

Origin: Barbados

Distillery: West Indies Rum Distillery

Centuries ago, Caribbean rum producers would send casks of rum to Europe and the United States, where the rum would mature before it was bottled and sold to the public. “This is a practice that was done more commonly in the past but has almost disappeared now. We thought who better than Ferrand, with our know-how and exceptional casks, to resurrect this ancient technique.” This single cask XO Rum from the West Indies Rum Distillery is matured for one year in Ferrand Cognac casks before being finished in Amburana Casks a unique type of wood found in the forests of Latin America.

Plantation Barbados XO Single Cask Amburana Finish Rum Tasting Notes

Nose: A pastry-like aroma on the front, accompanied by notes of cinnamon, coffee, vanilla, and roasted coconut.

Palate: Very nutty, it blends nutmeg, almond and milk chocolate

Finish: Long and rich with trace notes of mango and caraway.

Distillery Information

Born in southern Burgundy, Alexandre Gabriel spent his youth working on his family’s farm in central France. His grandfather, a strict disciplinarian, taught Alexandre how to graft a tree, milk a cow and harvest grapes. “For my grandfather, the only wealth is the one from the land,” says Alexandre, fondly. After studying at the Macalester College in Minnesota and earning a degree in Lyon, Gabriel began working at Maison Ferrand, one of the oldest cognac houses in France.