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Esteemed patrons of the past and aficionados of rare spirits, we are thrilled to announce the unearthing of a truly forgotten relic — a remarkable rum that whispers secrets of a bygone era, hailing from the Uitvlugt distillery in Guyana, which closed its doors to the world in 1999. We invite you to join us in unlocking the mysteries of this artifact of liquid history, bottled at 29 years old by That Boutique-y Rum Company.
Step back in time to a golden age of rum production, where the acclaimed Port Mourant double wooden pot still reigned supreme. It is upon this venerable apparatus that the alchemists of Uitvlugt crafted a rare and desirable elixir. After gracefully maturing in the shadows of a malt whisky cask, untouched and undisturbed for a staggering 29 years, a liquid legacy is now revealed to the discerning palates of the present.
The label displays a masterful depiction of a darkened, forgotten ageing house. This haunting visual transports you to the heart of the distillery's archives, where barrels of liquid treasure slumbered, patiently awaiting discovery. Each vessel, a time capsule of flavors, steeped in the echoes of a distillery that once thrived with life.
Batch 2 is a release of 396 bottles.
Sawdust, juicy sultanas, and blueberries with creamy yoghurt cushion notes of caraway and a touch of smoke.
Silky soft and sweet with runny caramel and vanilla custard join a touch of malt loaf and milk chocolate Brazil nuts.
Rich old oak, a touch of toasted woodsmoke, gently grassy with herbaceous tea and toasted nuts.
