Black Tot Historic Solera | 700ML

Rum: Black Tot Historic Solera | 700ML

Black Tot Finest Caribbean has been inspired by the story of navy rum and its pioneers of blending. Our Head Blender, Oliver Chilton, has developed a recipe featuring some of the worlds finest rums while creating a new and individual style.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 92.4 (46.2%ABV)

Origin: United Kingdom

Distillery:Black Tot

Black Tot Finest Caribbean has been inspired by the story of navy rum and its pioneers of blending. Our Head Blender, Oliver Chilton, has developed a recipe featuring some of the worlds finest rums while creating a new and individual style.

Black Tot Historic Solera | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: Initially notes of rum and raisin fudge and chocolate covered cappuccino create an unctuous feel. Dried cranberry and red currants develop with toasted cinnamon sticks and light ginger. With time sultanas, dark chocolate, and hints at cardamon spice come through.

Palate: Thick and coating with flavours of nut milk chocolate, ripe figs, and orange oil. Hints of espresso coffee compliment the sweetness while pink grapefruit and lemon oil build around the heady notes of sultanas, plums and baked banana. The tropical fruit continues to build along with a rich sweetness akin to Chantilly cream with a dark chocolate drizzle.

Finish: A pleasing dryness carrying some of the light spice of nutmeg and ground cinnamon while flavour of currents and sultanas continue to linger.

Distillery Information

Black Tot rum is a brand with a strong naval tradition. It honours the British Royal Navy’s rum ration, which lasted over 200 years. The name “Black Tot” comes from Black Tot Day on July 31, 1970. This day marked the end of the Royal Navy’s daily rum rations, a practice from the 18th century.