Infernal Rum Paris to Berlin Dominican Republic Venezuela 70 cl 40%

The seventh rum from Infernal was the first to leave the duo's own inner circle and reach every wine shop in the country – a rum made for the party as well as the quiet evening at home.

Expert Description

Infernal Rum Paris to Berlin is a Tropically Aged Rum composed of rum from Venezuela and the Dominican Republic, bottled at 40%.

The rum combines molasses and sugarcane juice-based rum, matured in ex-bourbon casks as well as French and American oak, where each component matured 5, 6 and up to 8 years in its country of origin. With Paris to Berlin, Infernal, the dance-pop duo Lina Rafn and Paw Lagermann, wanted to create a rum that can be enjoyed at the party as well as savoured as a calm experience on its own – a rum for beginners and experienced rum lovers alike.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Fresh orange, mint, vanilla and wood with a light sweetness.

Palate

Dark sugar, vanilla and oak, very smooth with a light warmth from the alcohol and a touch of pepper.

Finish

Long finish with a slightly tangy close.

Specifications

Name: Infernal Rum Paris to Berlin
Bottler: Infernal
Region/Country: Venezuela and Dominican Republic
Type: Rum
Age: 5-8 Years
ABV: 40%
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: Ex-bourbon casks, French and American oak
Serving suggestion: Enjoy neat, on ice or in cocktails

Bottler: Infernal

Flavour Profile

Soft · Vanilla · Citrus · Spiced · Approachable

Did You Know?

Paris to Berlin was the seventh rum in Infernal's series and the first to be made available in every wine shop across the country, unlike the earlier, more exclusive releases.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Infernal Rum Paris to Berlin

Why is the rum called Paris to Berlin?

The name refers to the journey and movement underlying the Infernal duo's music career and lifestyle, translated into a rum that likewise combines several origins.

Where does the rum come from?

From Venezuela and the Dominican Republic, where each component matures in its own country before being blended.

Is this rum suitable for beginners?

Yes, the soft, approachable style makes it a good introductory choice, while still offering enough depth to interest experienced rum drinkers.

What was significant about being the seventh release?

It was the seventh rum in Infernal's series and the first to be widely distributed to wine shops across the country.

How should this rum be served?

It can be enjoyed neat, on ice or as a base in cocktails, depending on mood and occasion.

Who is behind the Infernal brand?

The Danish dance-pop duo Lina Rafn and Paw Lagermann, who after 25 years in the music industry turned their passion toward rum.