Ron Cristobal Gran Anejo Caribbean Rum 70 cl 40%

Where Oro is the light entry point to Ron Cristóbal, Gran Añejo steps up in intensity, offering a darker, more aged style from the same approachable brand.

Expert Description

Ron Cristobal Gran Añejo is a Caribbean Rum, bottled at 40%.

The rum is released by Ron Cristóbal, the same brand behind the lighter Oro edition, but here the style is darker and more aged, in line with the name Gran Añejo, which in Spanish refers to a longer ageing style. The brand appeals broadly to both newcomers and experienced rum lovers, and the Gran Añejo edition is designed as the next step for those wanting more depth than the light Oro style.

The result is a fuller, darker rum, where caramel and dried fruit meet a warm, lightly spiced finish.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Dark caramel, dried fruit and a touch of spice.

Palate

Full-bodied and warm with brown sugar and a hint of vanilla.

Finish

Medium-length and warm with lingering spice.

Specifications

Name: Ron Cristobal Gran Añejo
Bottler: Ron Cristóbal
Region/Country: Caribbean
Type: Caribbean Rum
ABV: 40%
Size: 70 CL
Serving Suggestion: Neat at room temperature or over ice

Flavour Profile

Full-bodied · Dark · Spiced · Warm · Rounded

Did You Know?

The name Gran Añejo is Spanish for "great, old", a term traditionally used for rum given longer time to mature than the brand's lighter editions.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Ron Cristobal Gran Añejo

What is Ron Cristobal Gran Añejo?

It is a Caribbean Rum, bottled at 40%.

What does it taste like?

It smells of dark caramel and dried fruit, while the palate is full-bodied and warm with brown sugar and vanilla.

What is the difference between Gran Añejo and Oro from the same brand?

Gran Añejo is darker and fuller in style, while Oro is the lighter, more approachable edition.

Does it work in cocktails?

It can be used in cocktails, but its full-bodied style also makes it well suited to sipping neat.

Who is Ron Cristóbal?

It is a rum brand that appeals to both newcomers and experienced rum lovers with a range from light to more aged styles.

How should it be enjoyed?

It is best enjoyed neat at room temperature or over ice.