Anejo/Flor de Cana Anejo Oro Single Estate 4 Year Rum 750 ml
Flor de Cana Anejo Oro Single Estate 4 Year Rum 750 ml
$22.99
Shipping — $20 flat nationwide
1 bottle or 12, same box, same $20
$300 · Free ship
Add to cart to start unlocking shipping deals.
About this bottle
Flor de Caña Añejo Oro 4 Year is a golden aged rum from the Chichigalpa, Nicaragua distillery, matured four years in white oak barrels under the tropical heat that concentrates flavor faster than temperate-climate aging. It sits as a mid-tier expression in the Flor de Caña range — more character than the filtered Extra Seco, less depth than the older Centenario releases. Expect a golden color, a sweet aroma of vanilla, caramel, and oak, and a smooth, creamy palate carrying toasted oak and vanilla into a gently spiced finish. Flor de Caña remains family-owned since 1890 and is certified Fair Trade and carbon-neutral.
How to drink Flor de Caña Añejo Oro 4 Year
Sip it neat or on the rocks, or use it as the base for a classic rum Old Fashioned where its four years of oak carry real weight.
Tasting notes
Nosevanilla, caramel, oak
Palatetoasted oak, vanilla, creamy
Finishgently spiced
Specs
Rum80 proof · white oak · Nicaragua
Shipping & delivery
Shipping $20 flat to 44 states + DC + PR — whether it's 1 bottle or 12. We can't ship to Arkansas, Michigan, Mississippi, or Montana.
Alaska and Utah: some ZIP codes only.
Promo Free shipping on orders $300+ with code USA250.
Delivery Adult signature required (21+) at the door.
Fulfilled by Our licensed retail partner — fully three-tier compliant.
What the verse says
We haven't collected enough reviews on this bottle yet for a rating to mean much.
Across the store, verified buyers rate us 4.7 out of 5. Read those reviews →
Good to know
Questions about this bottle
How should I serve Flor de Caña Añejo Oro 4 Year?
Sip it neat or on the rocks, or use it in a rum-forward cocktail like a Dark 'n' Stormy where its caramel character can show.
How is Flor de Caña Añejo Oro 4 Year aged?
Four years in white oak barrels, under the tropical heat at Chichigalpa, Nicaragua that concentrates flavor faster than temperate-climate aging.
Where does Añejo Oro 4 Year sit in the Flor de Caña range?
It's a mid-tier expression — more character than the filtered Extra Seco, less depth than the older Centenario releases.
Price history
What this bottle has sold for on LiquorVerse over time.
We don't have enough price history on this bottle yet to show a trend. We record every price change from here on, so check back.
If you like this
From the same shelf
Almost gone
