Venezuela

Cane Island Rum currently offers rum from some of the most iconic rum-producing countries: Barbados, Jamaica, the Dominican Republic, Trinidad, Guadeloupe, Belize, and Nicaragua.

La Forza is a rum blended from rums from different Caribbean countries: Guatemala, Venezuela, Barbados, Guyana and Jamaica.
The bottle itself is clearly inspired by tarot cards.

Santa Teresa 1796 is a unique rum, standing above its peers in both quality and process.
One of the secrets to this very special rum is the age-old 'Solera' method used for centuries by Spain's brandy and sherry producers.

Diplomático Selección de Familia is a special blend of rums aged up to twelve years, crafted by dedicated Maestros Roneros and born from the heart of a family that truly embodies the passion and know-how of the rum-making tradition.

Distilled on a Column Still in 2005, this molasses based rum spent 12 years on French oak casks in Venezuela. The rum was then moved to England for a year where it was transferred into an ex-rum cask, before it aged for a further four years in Amsterdam.

The warm soul of a Spanish-style rum: floral notes enrich the full and fragrant aroma and give the rum a pleasant smoothness, round and yet light.

An elegant, complex sipping rum carefully crafted by Diplomatico's Master Blenders from the purest of sugar cane honey, aged in oak casks for up to twelve years.

This rum is produced from sugarcane molasses grown on the fertile soils near Caracas and distilled in column distillation. After distillation, the rum matures for 12 years in ex-bourbon barrels under Venezuela's tropical climate.

Hacienda SThis limited edition rum from Venezuela is finished in barrels of Arabica coffee, which makes for a surprisingly smooth and rich taste. Expect notes of espresso, dark chocolate, caramel and a hint of oak.anta Teresa – Venezuela’s oldest family-o

Spirited Union XO Rum Venezuela Pot Still is a rare find! Distillation in Venezuela is usually carried out in column stills, but in this unique case, traditional copper pot stills were used.