Diamond 2003 19 years old Distilia - The Last Cask: Tiger - b. 2023 - 700ml
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The Last Cask: Tiger by Diamond Distillery, 197 bottles, Guyana, distilled in 2003, bottled in 2023, 700 ml, 59.1% ABV, aged over 19 years.
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Discover the fiery essence of The Last Cask: Tiger, a remarkable single cask rum distilled at the iconic Diamond Distillery in Guyana. Crafted in 2003 and bottled in 2023, this exceptional rum boasts over 19 years of careful aging, resulting in a bold and complex flavor profile.
Bottled at 59.1% cask strength, this limited-edition release delivers an intense and unforgettable experience, with only 197 bottles available worldwide. Its rich, full-bodied character reflects Diamond’s expertise in producing some of the finest rums in the world.
The Tiger bottle is part of The Last Cask series, an exclusive collection featuring Yu Chuan’s extraordinary artwork inspired by Chinese mythology. The tiger design symbolizes courage and vitality, perfectly capturing the spirit of this exceptional rum.
Distillery: Diamond, Guyana
Distilled: 2003
Bottled: 2023
Age: Over 19 years
Strength: 59.1% ABV (Cask Strength)
Volume: 700ml
Number of bottles produced: 197
Elevate your collection with The Last Cask: Tiger — an extraordinary fusion of craftsmanship and artistry. Secure your bottle today!
Seller's Story
Distilia – Passion for Spirits
An independent bottler offering official, bespoke, and white-label editions of whisky, rum, cognac, and armagnac. The company’s high-quality spirits have won numerous awards and attracted a loyal customer base. By combining art with fine spirits, Distilia has created impressive series such as The Sins Series, The Last Cask Series, and the exclusive, well-acclaimed Floral Series developed in cooperation with Catawiki.
Discover the fiery essence of The Last Cask: Tiger, a remarkable single cask rum distilled at the iconic Diamond Distillery in Guyana. Crafted in 2003 and bottled in 2023, this exceptional rum boasts over 19 years of careful aging, resulting in a bold and complex flavor profile.
Bottled at 59.1% cask strength, this limited-edition release delivers an intense and unforgettable experience, with only 197 bottles available worldwide. Its rich, full-bodied character reflects Diamond’s expertise in producing some of the finest rums in the world.
The Tiger bottle is part of The Last Cask series, an exclusive collection featuring Yu Chuan’s extraordinary artwork inspired by Chinese mythology. The tiger design symbolizes courage and vitality, perfectly capturing the spirit of this exceptional rum.
Distillery: Diamond, Guyana
Distilled: 2003
Bottled: 2023
Age: Over 19 years
Strength: 59.1% ABV (Cask Strength)
Volume: 700ml
Number of bottles produced: 197
Elevate your collection with The Last Cask: Tiger — an extraordinary fusion of craftsmanship and artistry. Secure your bottle today!
Seller's Story
Distilia – Passion for Spirits
An independent bottler offering official, bespoke, and white-label editions of whisky, rum, cognac, and armagnac. The company’s high-quality spirits have won numerous awards and attracted a loyal customer base. By combining art with fine spirits, Distilia has created impressive series such as The Sins Series, The Last Cask Series, and the exclusive, well-acclaimed Floral Series developed in cooperation with Catawiki.
Details
Distillery/Brand
Diamond
Name/ edition
The Last Cask: Tiger
Bottler
Distilia
Year of distillation
2003
Country of production
Guyana
Volume on label
700ml
Alcohol %
59.1%
Year of bottling
2023
Age (years in cask)
19
Original packaging
Yes
