Plantation Extreme No. 4 is a limited series of high-proof rums bottled by Maison Ferrand, with various releases at 57.8%, including a rare Long Pond 1995, 25 years (ITP) from Jamaica, known for its intense, woody, and fruity character, with only 355 bottles worldwide. There are also other No. 4 releases (St. Lucia, Clarendon, etc.), but the 57.8% version, often the Long Pond 1995, stands out for its high intensity and rarity, typical of this series with double barrel aging. Distilled in 1995, this rum has aged gracefully for a remarkable 25 years, combining both tropical and continental aging processes to achieve a complex and balanced profile. The year of distillation and the extended aging period highlight the rum's unique character and depth, which is further enhanced by the influence of climatic conditions. The production method involves the use of a Blair Column Still, a classic choice that imparts distinct qualities to the spirit. The base ingredient of this rum is molasses, a traditional raw material that contributes to its rich and robust flavor profile. Upon reaching its peak maturity, the rum was finished in Ferrand casks, previously used for aging bourbon, adding an extra layer of complexity and subtle nuances to the final product. Bottled by Maison Ferrand, a distinguished name in the spirits industry known for its quality and attention to detail, this rum is part of the Plantation Extreme #4 series. Maison Ferrand has earned a stellar reputation for its meticulous selection and bottling of premium rums, ensuring that each release is a true representation of excellence. This extraordinary rum boasts a high strength of 57,8%, offering an intense and full-bodied experience. Presented in a 70 cl bottle, it is a rare and exclusive release with only 355 bottles available worldwide, making it highly sought after by collectors and rum enthusiasts alike.