2 old boxes of 4 rums + 1 old box of 5 40.8° rums

This pack includes 2 boxes containing 4 x 5 centiliter bottles + one box containing 5 x 5 centiliter bottles. Each is presented in an attractive made-in-France box, and comes with a tasting booklet describing each of the rums.

These are the boxes for May 2021, June 2021 and July 2021 (see our "box of the month" offer). This is surplus stock that we're selling by offering them for orders of between 1000 and 1500 euros. If you wish, you can of course also buy them.

We recommend a tulip-shaped glass to concentrate the aromas.

The rums in the May 2021 box are best enjoyed in the following order:
- Abuelo 15 ans finition Cognac Napoléon, a "ron" with a French signature,
- Compagnie des Indes Australia Secrete Distillery 7 ans, a "rum" straight from Australia,
- Saint James VSOP, the new benchmark for AOC Martinique,
- Mauritius Rom Club Sherry, a spiced blend combining the magic of sherry casks and mild spices.

The rums in the June 2021 box are best enjoyed in the following order:
- Don Papa Rum 7 ans, a resolutely gourmet "rum" aged at the foot of a volcano in the Philippines,
- Eminente Reserva 7 ans, the new emblematic "ron" from Cuba,
- Doorly's Rum 12 years, a well-balanced molasses rum from the legendary Foursquare distillery,
- Clément Select Barrel, a gentle introduction to Martinique's AOC "rhum agricole",

The rums in the July 2021 box are to be tasted if possible in the following order:
- Angostura 7 Ans, a rum from the small island of Trinidad with a big history,
- Real McCoy 12 ans, a rum that brings Prohibition up to date,
- Magnifica de Faria Reserva Soleira, one of the oldest cachaças in the world,
- Duppy Share Spiced Rum is best enjoyed on its own, as an aperitif for example, to prevent it from disrupting the rest of the tasting experience.

Please note:
- You can find the live tasting of this box on our youtube channel. You'll find the producers or distributors of these rums tasting and commenting on them, along with Nico from Rhum Attitude.
- The bottles are made of P.E.T. rather than glass. The main aim is to avoid breakage. P.E.T. preserves spirits perfectly, even for several years, without altering the taste, just like glass.