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Grant's Rum Cask Finish bases the whisky by finishing it in barrels that have previously held Caribbean rum.

Introducing Grant's Rum Cask Finish Blended, a true gem aged in three different types of wood and with a final period in barrels that have held Caribbean rum.

Grant's Rum Cask Finish is once again different: without the Triple Wood base, aged in American oak and finished for four months in barrels that previously held Caribbean rum. It does not contain peat

Technical Details

Brand	GRANT'S
Size	70 CL
Format	Glass
Region Produced in	Dufftown
Type	Blended
Cask	Ex-Caribbean Rum, American ex-Bourbon casks
Alcohol Content	40%
Tasting Notes	Taste is vibrant and sweet with tropical fruits and a hint of banana reveal rich vanilla oak and a touch of sweet spice. Long-lasting finish, rich maltiness and tropical fruiton the nose.
Package	Bottle
Product Dimensions	30 x 9 x x 8 cm
Volumetric Weight	1,60
Storage Instructions	Cool and dry conditions
EAN	5010327255033
Manufacturer/Producer	William Grant & Sons Limited
Country Produced in	Scotland

This product was added to our catalog on Friday 21 July, 2023.

Grant's Rum Cask Finish Whisky FAQs

Why finish Grant's for 4 months in barrels that have held rum?

According to Kinsman, Master Blender of Grant's Whisky, barrels that have held rum don't impart influence beyond 6 months, and two months would be insufficient, that's why in this final process, the average stay is 4 months, although the whisky has actually been in them for 3 to 5 months.

Why did Grant's finish the whisky in rum barrels?

For Kinsman, it's a marriage that works. Grant's never stops experimenting, they have tried many types of barrels over the years, and as a hallmark of the brand, when they find something that works and is scalable, they stick with it.

This experiment began using barrels from the range of William Grant's rums, such as OVD, Wood's, and Sailor Jerry. But now they are creating a supply of rum barrels according to their specifications, says Kinsman.

Caribbean rum barrels are very unreliable: when they come in or go out, how many times they have been filled. With the new system, the rum spends about six months in the barrels before they are emptied and filled with whisky.