Despite spending 26 years in barrels, this rum isn't overpowered by oak.
barrels. All of these expressions have no color or sugar added, practices that are common with many rum brands but something that purists are happy to see eliminated from the spirit.
The new 26-Year Founder’s Reserve is a special blend indeed. The two components are 26-year-old Guyanese column still rum, and 30-year-old Guyanese and Jamaican pot still rum. Of note, while many rum brands play it fast and easy with age statements , Ten to One follows the rules of whiskey from most countries and uses the age of the youngest liquid in the bottle.
Fortunately, this rum has not been overpowered by oak and is a really delightful sipping spirit. The nose does have a rich woody note to it, and even a bit of smoke upon the first whiff. That’s followed by a huge burst of fruit on the palate, including apple, banana and coconut, with brown sugar and a subtle tannic undertone on the finish. The recommendation for this rum is to sip neat or on the rocks—drink it however you like, but this seems like a good idea.
There are only 210 bottles of Ten to One Founder’s Reserve available , each housed in a black wooden box with illustrated maps of the rum’s countries of origin. So act fast if you want the chance to taste this rarified release, which you can
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