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Ryoma 7 year old Rum
Rum - 40 ° - 70 cl
Kikusui is a rum distillery located south of the archipelago on the island of Shikoku in Kuroshio, a village in the east of the Kochi prefecture known as the oldest producer of sugar cane in Japan.
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Kikusui is a rum distillery located south of the archipelago on the island of Shikoku in Kuroshio, a village in the east of the Kochi prefecture known as the oldest producer of sugar cane in Japan. At the beginning of the 20th century, it was even the biggest producer.
With this important local production of sugar cane, Kikusui decided to developed a new rum : Ryoma, a unic japanese rum inspired by foreign traditional techniques.
Made from freshly pressed cane, it's then put into oak barrels for aging seven years. Its rich and sweet texture and the romas of vanilla and caramel, typical of aged rums, make Ryoma 7 year old an excellent rum that will appeal to lovers of caribbean rums.
Details Ryoma 7 year old Rum
Type
Rum
Distillery
Kikusui
Region
Shikoku - Kochi
Strength
40 °
Volume
70 cl
Age
7 year old
7 year oldType of cask
American white oak
Ingredient
Sugar cane juice
Packaging
Bottle only

Cocktail & Highball
Ideal in highball for a fresh and light Japanese style cocktail!

Sugarcane juice
Rum made from pure cane juice

Citrus
Notes of grapefruit, mandarin, yuzu, orange, lemon, ...

Exotic fruits
Notes of coconut, banana, pineapple, lychee, kiwi, ...
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Kikusui is a rum distillery located south of the archipelago on the island of Shikoku in Kuroshio, a village in the east of the Kochi prefecture known as the oldest producer of sugar cane in Japan.