Corsario Rum

A rum whose Spanish name means 'privateer', a tribute to the sea's free-roaming pirates. Corsario is made for those who dream of the Caribbean's golden age of piracy every time the cork comes out. Round, spiced and full-bodied - like a promise of adventure in a glass.

Corsario Reserve Cask Limited Summer Edition Rum Spirit Drink 50 cl 40,5%

Item no.: 22227865333-777413

Corsario Reserve Cask Limited Summer Edition Rum Spirit Drink 50 cl 40,5%

This edition from Corsario is called Reserve Cask Limited Summer Edition. It is a rum spirit drink based on Nicaraguan rum that has been aged in ex-bourbon barrels and pineapple added. It has passion fruit notes that make it summer delicious. If you're into deliciously smooth rum, don't deprive yourself or others of this experience.

- Distillery: Corsario
- Name: Reserve Cask Limited Summer Edition
- Age: NA
- Country: Nicaragua
- Type: Rum Spirit Drink
- Alc. strength: 40,5%
- 50 cl.
- Other:
46,75

1pcs.
42,00EUR
Corsario Reserve Cask Rum Spirit Drink 50 cl 40%

Item no.: 22227865378-18739

Corsario Reserve Cask Rum Spirit Drink 50 cl 40%

This edition from Corsario is called Reserve Cask and is a Rum Spirit Drink based on rum from Nicaragua that has been aged for 8-12 years in used American casks, then transferred to casks with the famous French dessert wine Barsac, which gives lots of notes of orange, apricots and a sweet finish. If you're into deliciously smooth rum, don't miss out on this experience.

- Distillery: Cosario
- Name: Reserve Cask
- Age: NA
- Country: Nicaragua
- Type: Rum Spirit Drink
- Alc. strength: 40%
- 50 cl.
- Other: Finished in casks that previously held the dessert wine, Barsac
40,00

1pcs.
36,00EUR

About Corsario

Corsario is a rum whose Spanish name means 'privateer' or 'pirate', a tribute to Caribbean pirate history. For the newcomer, it's an approachable, full-bodied rum that, without too much complexity, gives a solid sense of what Caribbean rum can offer. For the more experienced rum drinker, the charm lies in the story itself: rum has historically been closely tied to seafaring, trade and, indeed, outright piracy in the Caribbean, and Corsario is just one of many brands actively leaning into that legacy rather than hiding it away.

History & Background

The word 'corsario' historically referred to privateers - officially sanctioned pirates who raided enemy ships with their government's blessing, a practice that shaped the Caribbean in the 17th and 18th centuries, where rum was both currency and a shipboard necessity. Rum's connection to seafaring is no accident: sugar cane production on the Caribbean islands produced surplus molasses, which sailors distilled into a durable, energy-giving drink that held up better on long voyages than water or beer. Corsario uses this historical connection as its narrative, without claiming a specific family or distillery anecdote of its own.

Production & Style

The rum is distilled from molasses or cane juice using a classic Latin American method.

Signature Style

Round, Spiced, Full-Bodied
The taste offers a round, spiced character with a full-bodied finish.

Facts

Producer	Corsario
Pronounced	"kor-SAH-ree-oh"

Did you know?

The name Corsario means 'privateer' or 'pirate' in Spanish, a direct tribute to Caribbean pirate history.

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