Rum Nation Panama 21 years old Black Decanter Single Domaine Rum 70 cl 43%

Decades of experimentation lie behind this bottle, where a large share of even older rum has been blended in to add extra depth and complexity.

Expert Description

Rum Nation Panama 21 Year Black Decanter is a Single Domaine Rum from Panama, 21 years old, aged on American oak casks, bottled at 43%.

The rum is a blend created by experienced hands at some of Panama's finest distilleries, made from sugarcane molasses and distilled on continuous column stills. The base is aged locally in American oak casks (Quercus alba) for at least 21 years, but the recipe also includes a large percentage of even older rum to add further character and complexity. The result is the fruit of decades of experimentation at Rum Nation and reflects a long tradition of elegance and thick sweetness.

The Black Decanter release is named after its distinctive dark bottle, which sets it visually apart from Rum Nation's other Panama releases.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Thick sweetness, caramel and dried fruit.

Palate

Elegant and full-bodied with complexity from the long ageing.

Finish

Long and soft.

Specifications

Name: Rum Nation Panama 21 Year Black Decanter
Bottler: Rum Nation
Region/Country: Panama
Type: Single Domaine Rum
Age: 21 years
ABV: 43%
Size: 70 CL
Cask type: American Oak Barrels
Distillation method: Continuous Column Distillation
EAN no.: 8033749406330
Serving suggestion: Neat in a cognac glass

Flavour Profile

Elegant · Thick Sweetness · Caramel · Full-Bodied

Did You Know?

The recipe behind Black Decanter includes a large share of rum markedly older than the stated 21 years - a technique that adds extra depth without changing the official age statement.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Rum Nation Panama 21 Year Black Decanter

What does Rum Nation Panama 21 Year Black Decanter taste like?

It tastes elegant and full-bodied with thick sweetness, caramel and dried fruit.

How old is the rum?

It is at least 21 years old, but the recipe also includes a large share of even older rum.

Why is it called Black Decanter?

The name refers to the distinctive dark bottle, which sets it apart from other Rum Nation Panama releases.

Where does the rum come from?

It is blended from rum from several of Panama's finest distilleries.

Is it worth the money?

Yes, the long ageing and the large share of extra-old rum give it a complexity that matches distilleries at a much higher price point.

How is it best enjoyed?

It is best enjoyed neat in a cognac glass.