Aldea Ron Miel 0.7L
€21,84/pcs.
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Description
Aldea Ron Miel is one of the Canary Islands’ most traditional drinks, bringing together aged cane rum and local bee honey in a naturally sweet, distinctive style. Crafted without neutral alcohol or artificial flavorings, it offers an authentic taste of the islands and a long-standing place at the end of a meal.
Tasting Notes
In the glass, it shows a warm amber tone with inviting golden reflections. The nose is rich and comforting, combining honey, caramel, and soft cane sugar notes with gentle rum warmth.
On the palate, it is smooth, sweet, and rounded, with the honey leading the way and the aged rum adding depth, spice, and a subtle earthy cane character. It is made to be enjoyed young and fresh, though its balance and sweetness make it appealing for easy sipping over time if stored properly.
Production
Aldea Ron Miel is produced in the Canary Islands from Ron Añejo made with fresh local cane juice, then blended with regional bee honey. The result is a naturally flavored spirit rooted in island tradition, with no neutral alcohol or artificial additives involved.
Food & Serving
Best served slightly chilled or over ice as a digestif, Aldea Ron Miel pairs well with desserts such as almond cake, flan, pastries, and ice cream. It also works nicely as a cocktail ingredient, especially in simple mixed drinks where its honeyed character can shine. No decanting is necessary.
Product information
| Type | Rhum |
| Country | The Canary Islands |
| Region | Canary Islands |
| Alcohol | 20.00% |
| Volume | 700 ml |
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