More information Vigia Great Reserve 18 Years (Cuba) Rum
Ron Vigia is named after one of Cuba's most famous rum drinkers, Ernest Hemingway. Hemingway resided at a farm southeast of Havana in San Francisco de Paula that was called "La Finca Vigia" or "Lookout". His family coat of arms is also displayed on the bottle, that has some similarity to a fish. Beside drinking Cuban rum cocktails, one of Hemingway's other favourite hobbies was fishing for big saltwater fish.
Only 4.500 bottles are bottled by year, every bottle is numered.
The rum is made from the finest Cuban molasses and aged in white oak barrels and is a limited production rum. Very rare rum!
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Technical Details
| Brand | VIGIA | | Size | 70 CL | | Format | Glass | | Region Produced in | Havana Cuba | | Type | Great Reserve | | Cask | American white oak casks | | Alcohol Content | 40% | | Reserve | 18 years |
Tasting Notes | Nose and taste: Characteristic of the quality and alcoholic content declared in the labelling, well balanced, free from foreign odours and flavours.
Appearance: Translucent, free from turbidity, dirt particles and sediments. | | Package | Bottle | | Product Dimensions | 22 x 13,5 x 5,5 cm | | Volumetric Weight | 2.10 | | Storage Instructions | Cool and dry conditions | | EAN | 8500000656020 | | Manufacturer/Producer | Icidca La Habana, Cuba | | Country Produced in | Cuba | | Since | Monday 13 January, 2014 | |
