Appleton Estate 37 Year Old 1984 – Hearts Collection | 700ML

Rum: Appleton Estate 37 Year Old 1984 – Hearts Collection | 700ML
An impressively aged rum from Appleton Estate. This 100% pot still rum from the Jamaican producers was distilled in 1984 and enjoyed a tropical maturation for 37 years in casks 3391 through to 3399.
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Size: 700ML
Proof: 126 (63%ABV)
Origin: Jamaica
Distillery: Appleton Estate
An impressively aged rum from Appleton Estate. This 100% pot still rum from the Jamaican producers was distilled in 1984 and enjoyed a tropical maturation for 37 years in casks 3391 through to 3399. Part of the Hearts Collection, in collaboration with bottlers, Velier, this special rum will make an enviable centrepiece to any collection. A limited release of 1,800 bottles.
Appleton Estate 37 Year Old 1984 – Hearts Collection | 700ML Tasting Notes
Nose: Impressive and charming nose.
Palate: The palate is an explosion of delicate flavors, nice and delightful mouthfeel.
Finish: Lingering smoke, with warm spices building.
Distillery Information
The Appleton Estate was allegedly part of land awarded to Frances Dickinson in 1655 for his work during the English conquest of Jamaica. The estate remained with the Dickinson family until 1845. A succession of rums was produced on the estate, all of them were of the pot still variety and they promptly gained a good reputation. Appleton Estate was acquired by Wray and Nephew during the early 20th century. The distillery stands as Jamaica’s oldest and the crop is garnered by machine as well as by machete. The estate is rather large, covering 11,000 acres. The distillery also employs the first female master blender in the spirits industry, Joy Spence. Furthermore, the age statements follow the same rules as do those on single malt whiskies; the age stated must be that of the youngest spirit in the blend. All of the rum is aged in American oak barrels which proffer the vanilla notes present in the finished product.