Merser Reserve Aged up to 8 years Blended Caribbean Rum 70 cl 40,2%

Caribbean distillates that travel to London to be brought together - Merser & Co. blends tropical origin with British blending craft.

Expert Description

Merser Reserve is a Blended Caribbean Rum composed of distillates from several of the Caribbean's finest distilleries, up to 8 years old, bottled at 40.2%.

The rum is blended and finished for up to six months in London, giving it a harmonious and complex flavour profile across the different Caribbean distillates. The process results in a rum with depth and character - made to be enjoyed both neat and in cocktails. Merser & Co. is behind the brand and has specialised in precisely this London blending tradition.

By bringing together distillates from several countries rather than sticking to a single estate, Merser Reserve creates a broader flavour profile than many single-origin rums.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Caramel, tropical fruit and a hint of spice.

Palate

Round and harmonious with sweetness and a light oak character.

Finish

Medium length and soft.

Specifications

Name: Merser Reserve
Bottler: Merser & Co.
Region/Country: Caribbean
Type: Blended Caribbean Rum
Age: Up to 8 years
ABV: 40.2%
Size: 70 CL
Serving suggestion: Neat or in cocktails

Flavour Profile

Caramel · Tropical · Round · Spiced

Did You Know?

Merser Reserve is finished in London for up to six months after blending - a method historically tied to the city's long tradition as a trading hub for imported Caribbean rum.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Merser Reserve

What does Merser Reserve taste like?

It tastes round and harmonious with caramel, tropical fruit, a hint of spice and a light oak character.

Where does the rum come from?

It is blended from distillates from several Caribbean distilleries and finished in London.

How old is the rum?

It is up to 8 years old.

What is Merser & Co.?

It is the company behind the brand, which has specialised in blending Caribbean rum with London craftsmanship.

How is Merser Reserve best enjoyed?

It can be enjoyed neat or used in cocktails.

Why blend rum from several countries?

It creates a broader, more complex flavour profile than a rum from a single estate.