Jenčík a dcery Old Mill Rum 40% 0,5 l

Jenčík a dcery Old Mill Rum is a drier rum blend made from carefully selected sugarcane distillates from the Caribbean. It is based on distillates from the Dominican Republic and Jamaica, which were chosen for their distinctive rum character, aroma, and flavor.

The blend is then aged in special oak barrels in the cellars of a former laundry mill. This gives it a smoother, rounder profile without losing the distinctive flavor of the sugarcane distillate. Its low sugar content makes it a suitable choice for those who prefer drier, more authentic rums over sweeter varieties.

Tasting Profile:

Flavor: The typical flavor of sugarcane distillate, complemented by notes derived from aging in oak barrels.

Jenčík a dcery Old Mill Rum is not produced in large quantities, as its final character depends on a longer aging process. It will therefore be appreciated not only by lovers of drier rums, but also by collectors and customers seeking an authentic rum with a distinctive origin and the story of the laundry mill.

Recommended Serving:

Enjoy it neat at room temperature. It’s also excellent in classic rum cocktails.

Ingredients: Sugarcane distillates, water, sugar, coloring: caramel.

About the Jenčík a dcery distillery:

Jenčík a dcery is a Czech family-owned distillery whose roots date back to 1878. The craft of distilling has been associated with the Jenčík family for four generations, and today the brand continues a long tradition of producing high-quality spirits, fruit distillates, liqueurs, and original spirits. The family business Jenčík a dcery itself was founded in 1991, when Ing. Petr Jenčík built on the experience he had gained in the field and began establishing his own production.

The distillery is characterized by an emphasis on honest craftsmanship, high-quality ingredients, and carefully followed recipes. Although it uses modern technology in production, it still places great emphasis on human oversight, experience, and a keen sense of the final flavor. If ingredients of the required quality are not available, the distillery would rather slow down or temporarily halt production than compromise on its standards.