Diamond - Wild Series - DLR Unaged - Batch 2 - 70cl





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Diamond distillery presents Wild Series - DLR Unaged - Batch 2, a 70 cl white rum from Guyana at 60% ABV with original packaging.
Description from the seller
A white rum from Guyana’s Diamond distillery (mark DLR) distilled in 2022. Romdeluxe is a Danish independent bottler created by three friends with a passion for rum, Claus Anderson, Kim Pedersen and Michael Ginnerup. They specialize in selling spirits but also have a number of their own spirits brands, such as Romdeluxe.
THE DISTILLERY DIAMOND
The Diamond estate was founded in 1670 on the banks of the Demerara River. The distillery, Guyana’‘s last, is now owned by Demerara Distillers Limited (DDL), a business created by the government when it nationalized the country’‘s distilleries in 1974. These distilleries closed one after the other and Diamond recovered their famous wooden stills, with a double still from Port Mourant, a four-column Savalle still from Uitvlugt, a single still from Versailles and a Coffey still from Enmore. Diamond itself is produced in a two-column metal Coffey still installed in the 1950s. After selling to brokers, merchants and blenders for many years, DDL finally launched its own brand, El Dorado, in 1992, featuring bottlings that blend or highlight the rums produced by the distillery’‘s different stills.
Please note the correction to the Distilled date on the back label.
Un-aged.
A white rum from Guyana’s Diamond distillery (mark DLR) distilled in 2022. Romdeluxe is a Danish independent bottler created by three friends with a passion for rum, Claus Anderson, Kim Pedersen and Michael Ginnerup. They specialize in selling spirits but also have a number of their own spirits brands, such as Romdeluxe.
THE DISTILLERY DIAMOND
The Diamond estate was founded in 1670 on the banks of the Demerara River. The distillery, Guyana’‘s last, is now owned by Demerara Distillers Limited (DDL), a business created by the government when it nationalized the country’‘s distilleries in 1974. These distilleries closed one after the other and Diamond recovered their famous wooden stills, with a double still from Port Mourant, a four-column Savalle still from Uitvlugt, a single still from Versailles and a Coffey still from Enmore. Diamond itself is produced in a two-column metal Coffey still installed in the 1950s. After selling to brokers, merchants and blenders for many years, DDL finally launched its own brand, El Dorado, in 1992, featuring bottlings that blend or highlight the rums produced by the distillery’‘s different stills.
Please note the correction to the Distilled date on the back label.
Un-aged.

