Botran 18 Year Reserva de la Familia 700ml
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About this bottle
Botran 18 Year Reserva de la Familia is an aged rum from Guatemala, produced by the Botran family, one of the country's long-standing rum producers. It's aged 18 years in American oak barrels before blending and bottling, coming out a deep mahogany color. The nose brings vanilla, oak, and dark chocolate; the palate layers in dried fruit and caramel with a subtle smokiness, balanced by a medium body, and the finish is long and smooth rather than hot. It sits in the same aged-Guatemalan-rum territory as its better-known cousin Zacapa, and it's built for the same purpose — slow sipping, not mixing.
How to drink Botran 18 Year
Drink it neat or with a single large ice cube — this is too refined and too old to mix into a cocktail. Give it a few minutes in the glass to let the chocolate and dried fruit open up.
Specs
RumAmerican Oak · Guatemala
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How should Botran 18 Year be served?
Neat or with one large ice cube — it's an aged sipping rum, not a mixer.
How long is Botran 18 Year aged?
18 years, in American oak barrels, before blending and bottling.
Who produces Botran rum?
The Botran family, one of Guatemala's long-standing rum producers, distinct from but often compared to the country's better-known Zacapa.
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