Description

TAWNY: means “amber or dark brown”. This was the name given by the British in the XVII century to the most aged wines from Oporto, because of their color. As a dessert wine, it gives our rum a special and distinctive sweetness with notes of “berries,” but without notably transforming its characteristics. On the nose this is unique with a sweet and dryness that is a blend of the wood and the berries. In the mouth, there is a natural sweetness of a well rounded blend. The flavors in the mouth seem to remain for an inordinate amount of time with woody and fruited notes at the finish.