Flor de Caña Rum: Environmentally Friendly

Mar 11, 2010

by Arcticwolf
posted in Spirited Discussions

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Flor de Caña Rums are personal favourites of mine. They are produced by Compañia Licorera de Nicaragua in Chichigalpa, Nicaragua. They claim to own the world’s largest stock of aged rums, and the company is recognized for combining the latest distillation technology and craftsmanship in the selection of natural ingredients, slow-aging process, and single-aged blending of rums.

What I recently discovered though has me really excited! (Web Article Link)

I will not rewrite the entire article here but suffice it to say I am remarkably pleased that one of my favourite Rum Brands is also a leader in the world wide move to recycling and eco management. I just found another reason to enjoy Flor de cana!

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Birdboi September 08, 2010

Yes! And their 7 year is amazing!

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Clay_Miller March 11, 2010

Good stuff. I like me some rum. I love hearing companies using natural ingredients - great for everyone. I may have to partake some of this rum; for research, you understand.

devora March 11, 2010

Yeah. Suuuuuuure ;)

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devora March 11, 2010

Ooooh, I dig my spirits even more if they're eco-friendly! How does this taste though? I bet it goes great in a Long Island :)

Birdboi September 08, 2010

sure, but it goes better solo on the rocks.

devora September 08, 2010

That sounds a little too manly for me ;P

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Chip Dykstra (Arcticwolf)

I have my own Blog called The Rum Howler Blog (and Whisky now too!) where I review Spirits and try to pair them with great cocktails. Member of RumXP (International Panel of Rum Experts) … more