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SANTA TERESA 1796 Solera Rum

Aged Rum /6.8% ABV / Venezuela

750.0ml bottle - from $46.00 750.0ml bottle - from $51.49

Product Details

Category: Aged Rum

Region: Venezuela

ABV: 6.8%

Product Description

Santa Teresa 1796 is a Venezuelan rum with a unique and complex production process that employs a traditional Spanish solera for a RICH, REFINED and UNEXPECTEDLY DRY taste that evolves in every sip.

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OzzieNov 17 2021
Im venezuelan living in st charles, mo. Just found a place that sales it, my heart got warm again. Best rum. Dont mix it please, just straight on the rocks (maybe an orange twist) and you'll feel the taste of paradise
Ystvan
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Feb 7 2021
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Venezuelan rums are incredible this one is one of them
Jason Sep 21 2020
Love this rum. Smooth, elegant and not too sweet. Great story too.
RichSep 18 2020
One of my favorite rums. Very complex and versatile for sipping and cocktails. Surprisingly smooth and dry.
JohnSep 18 2020
My go to for all stirred cocktails with a dryer finish! Add some coconut water and transport yourself to the tropics in no time.
JoseSep 18 2020
Great sipping and cocktail rum, smooth and dry finish, perfect for an old fashioned.
Alex N Sep 18 2020
What a great rum! Very complex , lots of rich notes and a nice cream finish ?
Marlo Sep 17 2020
Amazing Rum! Dry, complex, and easy on the palate. Hints of plum, raisin, cinnamon, and orange peel. Great for sipping and mixing.
Richard Sep 17 2020
Smooth, dry, and super affordable for its character
KrisSep 10 2020
At first glance the rouge-amber colour would lead to you expect a sweet flavour, but Santa Teresa 1796 is dry. The nose and palette have layered complexity with notes of stewed berries, dried fruit and fresh oak.

FAQs

Aged rum is older rums that have matured and lost a bit of the original liquid from evaporation, but have a more complex character than unaged rum. That amount of liquid that evaporates during aging is affectionately called the 'angels share'.

The best way to drink anything is the way that you like it. If you're looking for a suggestion - try it the same way you would whisky. Often rum is drank with a bit of water in it, or an ice cube or two. This gives rum the best sipping experience.

This depends. Often, rum is required to age for at least one year. However, rums are aged for differing years which attributes to changes in color and flavor. White rum is aged for the least amount of time, where dark rum is aged for some time.

Rum is aged in oak casks - commonly bourbon casks, but sometimes wooden casks or stainless steel tanks. Each distiller is different - so its always a good idea to read how they age their rum for a full understanding of the product.