Paranubes Oaxaca Rum de Cana "French Oak" Anejo 55% 750ml
Paranubes Oaxaca Rum de Cana "French Oak" Anejo 55% 750ml
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Paranubes Oaxaca Rum de Cana "French Oak" Anejo
A Fusion of Oaxacan Terroir and Classic French Elegance
Introducing the Paranubes Oaxaca Rum de Cana "French Oak" Anejo, a masterful expression that marries the wild, unrefined spirit of the Sierra Mazateca with the sophisticated influence of new French oak. This rum, like all Paranubes releases, is a celebration of traditional Oaxacan rum production. Freshly pressed sugarcane juice, fermented with native yeasts and distilled in copper pot stills, captures the unique flavors of its high-altitude, volcanic terroir.
The "French Oak" expression takes this vibrant, high-proof spirit and allows it to mature, breathing in the elegant and complex character of French oak barrels. The result is a rum that is both a raw reflection of its origin and a polished showcase of meticulous aging. Bottled at a robust 55% ABV, this rum is presented at cask strength, unfiltered and uncompromised, revealing a depth and character that is truly exceptional.
Tasting Notes:
- Nose: The aroma is immediately captivating, leading with classic French oak notes of subtle vanilla, toasted almond, and a hint of dark chocolate. These elegant aromas gracefully mingle with the hallmark Paranubes profile: earthy, mineral-rich sugarcane, green olive, and a whisper of tropical fruit, like mango and papaya. A delicate floral note adds another layer of complexity.
- Palate: The first sip is powerful and velvety. The higher proof delivers a beautiful warmth that is immediately followed by a rich and complex flavor profile. The French oak contributes notes of dried fruit (fig, apricot), baking spices, and a refined tannic structure that provides a luxurious mouthfeel. These characteristics are perfectly balanced by the rum's natural essence of grassy sugarcane, smoky earth, and a clean, saline finish.
- Finish: The finish is long and incredibly satisfying. The elegant influence of the French oak persists, leaving notes of sweet spice, toasted nuts, and a touch of tobacco. The distinctive, clean minerality of the Paranubes spirit shines through to the very end, creating a memorable, balanced, and remarkably complex conclusion.
Paranubes Oaxaca Rum de Cana "French Oak" Anejo is a spirit for the discerning palate, ideal for savoring neat or with a drop of water to open up its layered aromas and flavors. It is a unique and compelling testament to the art of rum making, where tradition meets innovation.
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