El Ron Prohibido Gran Reserva 15

The name El Ron Prohibido comes from Spanish and translates as "Forbidden Rum". Chinguirito is a special type of rum that was known until around 1700. They were spirits from Mexico, made from sugar cane, which were sent to Spain. Subsequently, the rum was placed in oak barrels after Spanish sweet wines. The barrels affected the aroma and taste of the rum. The resulting Chinguirito has been well evaluated by experts in the past. He was later known as Rumherstellern mainly in the Caribbean. As it was produced in small quantities, which was barely enough to cover consumption in Spain, it was forbidden to export rum. Hence the name - El Ron Prohibido.

Ron Prohibido has a taste for raisins but also sweet wine. The taste is recognizable tones of cakes, nuts, butter softness, sweetness of vanilla and woody tones, which complement perfectly with notes of coffee, chocolate or fruit sweets.