The Whisky Agency Cuba (15th Anniversary The Whisky Agency) 1963 60yr 48,5%
The "Cuba (15th Anniversary The Whisky Agency)" was produced in Cuba. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler The Whisky Agency. It was distilled in 1963 and then aged for 60 years. The rum is bottled at cask strength and has an ABV of 48,5%. This is a limited release and there are only 284 bottles.
7 community members rated this rum with an average of 8.9/10. The rum smells like Woody, Dark chocolate and Dried fruit, and on the palate there is Dark chocolate, Burnt sugar and Dried fruit.
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RX20297
48,5%
1963
2023
60 years
284
70cl
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Gunnar Böhme "Bauerngaumen" 🤓
17 May 2024
“Not the oldest rum I have tried so far, but nearly. I tasted this rum together with RX18823 (WDC Cuba 1992). And I must say that on the nose there isn’t much difference, both are relatively weak (smooth) there, no alcohol noticeable at all. On the palate the difference is bigger: The 1963 is much woodier, which is no surprise, taking the age into regard. But also remarkably stronger in the sense of mouth filling, which is surprising, because it contains less alcohol (48,5%). While in the 1992 I can taste malt, the 1963 comes out with licorice and leather - it really reminds me of a very old Demerara rum! :flushed::yum: Conclusion: In the mouth they develop a slightly different taste and strength, but both are great rums imo - 88 points each. ¡Salud! :tumbler_glass::tumbler_glass: P. D.: Again I’m quite sure that both are from the Santiago distillery.”