Caroni 2000 / 17 Year Old / Cask #R4008 / Exclusive to The Whisky Exchange

Distillery
Caroni
Region
Country
United Kingdom
Type
ABV
40%
Price
£5000
Tasting notes
Oily, Kippery, Sweaty, Medicinal, Old Wood
Description
Distilled in 2000 at Trinidad's now-defunct Caroni distillery and bottled at full proof at 70.4% ABV, this heavy rum captures the distillery's legendary character at its most intense. Caroni's heavy marque fermentation creates rich esters, dark fruit, and spice that dominate at cask strength, with the proof adding viscosity and burn. Essential for rum enthusiasts and Caroni devotees seeking an uncompromising example of the distillery's final era.

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Caroni 2000 / 17 Year Old / Cask #R4008 / Exclusive to The Whisky Exchange

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Caroni 2000 / 17 Year Old / Cask #R4008 / Exclusive to The Whisky Exchange is a from Caroni (United Kingdom), bottled at 40% ABV. Expect heavily peated, smoky and oaky character — oily, kippery, sweaty, medicinal. Best suited for experienced drinkers who enjoy bold, complex whiskies. A collector's expression at a premium price point.

Distilled in 2000 at Trinidad's now-defunct Caroni distillery and bottled at full proof at 70.4% ABV, this heavy rum captures the distillery's legendary character at its most intense. Caroni's heavy marque fermentation creates rich esters, dark fruit, and spice that dominate at cask strength, with the proof adding viscosity and burn. Essential for rum enthusiasts and Caroni devotees seeking an uncompromising example of the distillery's final era.

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