Review: Dictador 12 Year Aged Solera Rum
Posted by Arctic Wolf on December 21, 2020
Dictador Rums are produced in Colombia on the Caribbean coast at Cartagena de Indias City. Rather than being produced from molasses, the rum is produced from the virgin honey of sugar cane which has been distilled upon a stainless steel alembic, and aged using Dicatador’s unique take on the solera-style aging system. Although the rum is produced upon a stainless steel alembic, the inner workings of this still contain more than enough copper such that it functions in basically the same manner as a copper pot still.
The Dictador 12 Year Old Rum, is a solera aged rum which is taken from the aging barrels at the point where the age of the rum within that solera row is at least 12 years of age. Some older rum is certainly within those barrels as well.) This rum is bottle at 40 % alcohol by volume.
Here is a link to my updated review based upon my most recent tastings this December:
Review: Dictador 12 Year Aged Solera Rum
Please enjoy my updated review.
Chimo!
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