Bacardi 150th Decanter

Vintage:
Non-vintage

Aged:
No age statement

Product of: Product of Puerto Rico Puerto Rico

Launched in July 2012 to celebrate Bacardi’s sesquicentennial. Said to be the rarest Bacardi ever released, this rum was blended by eight Bacardi family members.

Review and Tasting

Sample not received so no tasting notes available.

Further product information

Closure: Natural cork stopper

More about Bacardi 150th Decanter

Produced by Casa Bacardi 'The Cathedral of Rum'

Known as "The Cathedral of Rum", Bacardi's main rum distillery is close to Cataño, just outside San Juan in Puerto Rico. It is the largest rum distillery in the world producing......

Owned by Bacardi Limited

65 Pitts Bay Road, Pembroke, Hamilton, Bermuda
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UK distribution by Bacardi Brown-Forman UK

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