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Ron Zacapa 23 Anni Sistema Solera
23 Anni Sistema Solera from World famous Rum producer Ron Zacapa, for whom rum production is a work of art, and an expression of patience, richness, quality and master blending. Aged to perfection in the highlands of Quetzaltenango in Guatamala, Zacapa Rum develops its complex flavour and character 2,300 m above sea level in the mystical House Above the Clouds.
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Data sheet
 Producer | Ron Zacapa |
 Region | Guatemala |
 Classification | Rhum |
 Bouquet | Sweet aromas of caramel, vanilla, cacao and butterscotch, combined with layers of flavousr indicative of the different barrels in the solera process. |
 Taste | Wonderfully complex, generous and full-bodied.A great depth of raisined fruit and apricot preserves. |
 Alcohol | 40% vol. |
 Volume | 70 cl |
More info
Ron Zacapa is an excellent Guatemalan rum, the result of a special blend of long aged anejos rums. It owes its name to the area of Zacapa, a municipality in Guatemala founded at the time of the Spanish colonization. Many centuries before developed the Mayan civilization in this region of which still remain archaeological ruins. Unlike most rums, which use molasses as a basis, only pure sugar cane juice, called Miel Virgen (virgin honey) from Guatemala, is used for the production of Ron Zacapa rums. This is what makes the Zacapa rum unique.
Ron Zacapa 23 Anni Sistema Solera contains a blend of rums from 6 to 23 years old, with an extra ageing stage in casks that previously held American whiskies.
