National Rums of Jamaica 2018 Release 4 x 70cl

Four pure single rum variant's from Jamaica's Long Pond distillery, bottled by Velier in 2018.

• Long Pond 2005 Cambridge 13 Year Old Continental Flavoured Rum
  This 2006 vintage was distilled at Long Pond distillery and is a reproduction of the "STC❤E" cask mark used at Cambridge Estate distillery, which closed in 1947.
  This is a Continental Flavoured style rum, one of four classifications used in Jamaica, identifying rums with 700/1600 gr/hlpa. The STC❤E mark specifically refers to rums with 550/700 gr/hlpa.
  Bottled from a stock of 11 barrels distilled in a double retort pot still.
  Fully aged for 13 years in the tropics with an angels' share of 63% leaving enough for 3648 bottles. 62.5% ABV.

• Long Pond 2006 Vale Royal 12 Year Old Wedderburn Rum
  This 2006 vintage was distilled at Long Pond distillery and is a reproduction of the "VRW" cask mark used at Vale Royal distillery, which closed in 1959.
  This is a Wedderburn style rum, one of four classifications used in Jamaica, identifying rums with 200/300 gr/hlpa. The VRW mark specifically refers to rums with 150/250 gr/hlpa.
  Bottled from a stock of 11 barrels distilled in a double retort pot still.
  Fully aged for 12 years in the tropics with an angels' share of 60% leaving enough for 3412 bottles. 62.5% ABV.

• Long Pond 2003 15 Year Old Continental Flavoured Rum
  This 2003 vintage was distilled at Long Pond distillery and is a TECA mark rum.
  This is the Continental Flavoured Style, one of four classifications used in Jamaica, identifying rums with 700/1600 gr/hlpa. The TECA mark specifically refers to rums with 1200/1300 gr/hlpa.
  Bottled from a stock of 9 barrels distilled in a double retort pot still.
  Fully aged for 15 years in the tropics with an angels' share of 67% leaving enough for 2484 bottles. 63% ABV.

• Long Pond 2007 11 Year Old Continental Flavoured Rum
  This 2007 vintage was distilled at Long Pond distillery and is a TECC mark rum.
  This is the Continental Flavoured Style, one of four classifications used in Jamaica, identifying rums with 700/1600 gr/hlpa. The TECC mark specifically refers to rums with 1500/1700 gr/hlpa.
  Bottled from a stock of 11 barrels distilled in a double retort pot still.
  Fully aged for 11 years in the tropics with an angels' share of 57% leaving enough for 3325 bottles. 62.5% ABV.

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