Plantation Fiji Islands 2009 750ml
About this bottle
Plantation Fiji Islands 2009 is a vintage rum from Maison Ferrand's Plantation range, distilled in Fiji from a blend of pot and column still rum. Like other Plantation vintage releases, it ages at origin before finishing time in France, typically in ex-Bourbon or ex-Cognac casks, which is where the brand's double-aging method gets its name. Expect tropical fruit and baking spice on the nose, oak and vanilla filling out the palate, and a smooth, well-integrated finish. It's a rum for collectors chasing single-origin, single-vintage releases rather than a standard mixing rum.
How to drink Plantation Fiji Islands 2009
Neat or with one large cube is the right call for a vintage single-origin rum like this — mixing it would bury the Fiji character you're paying for. If you want it in a cocktail at all, keep it simple: an Old Fashioned built with rum instead of whiskey lets the rum stay the focus.
Specs
RumEx-Bourbon / Ex-Cognac (double aged) · Fiji
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What is Plantation's double-aging method?
Plantation ages its rums first in the tropics at origin, then ships them to France for additional maturation, often in ex-Bourbon or ex-Cognac casks.
Where is Plantation Fiji Islands rum distilled?
It's distilled in Fiji using a blend of pot and column stills, then aged and finished by Maison Ferrand.
How should a vintage rum like Plantation Fiji Islands 2009 be served?
Neat or with a single large ice cube — it's a sipping rum built to be tasted on its own rather than mixed.
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