Obtained from a blend of Rum aged not less than 8 years in toasted American oak barrels previously used for the maturation of Bourbon. It owes its name to the declaration of the Second World War in 1939, when the volunteer troops of Trinidad and Tobago went on the European front. The company decided to send them a bottle of 1919 Super Premium Rum, which they shared with the foreign soldiers, making it a Rum known and appreciated throughout the world and one of the symbols of Trinidad and Tobago.
The bouquet is exceptionally rich with scents of cacao, molasses, caramel and vanilla. The palate is rounded, generous, warm and rich with notes of toast.
It has an alcohol volume of 40%.
