The Royal Cane Cask Company (behind which Infinity Spirits stands) has dedicated itself to the search for exceptional, old rum casks from a wide variety of countries. Every drop is a single cask bottling - unique and limited. Some of the single casks are even over 20 years old. Great importance is placed on transparency: the bottles usually tell us the distillation method used, the responsible distillery, or information about the individual casks. The Royal Cane website also publishes information about the climatic conditions during maturation! What is it, then, that is so fascinating about rum from independent bottlers? The exciting thing is that you can look forward to a broad range with many different styles. After all, this is not the range of a single distillery, but quality products from several distilleries from all regions of the world. Not only classic Caribbean rum, but also insider tips and limited single cask bottlings find their way into the trade thanks to companies like this. One more reason to give the Royal Cane brand a chance and take a journey through the world of rum. Fine rum from Royal Cane Both beginners and connoisseurs usually get their money's worth with products from independent bottlers. The same is true of the rum brand Royal Cane. We owe it to The Royal Cane Cask Company, whose name alludes to royal enjoyment and high standards. It is a company that searches the globe for real rum treasures and makes them available in the form of single cask rum. This is in turn the responsibility of Infinity Spirits, which is somewhat discreet about itself. What is certain, however, is that a team of experts based in Amsterdam in the Netherlands is responsible for Infinity Spirits B. V. The company has already helped more than one rum brand get off the ground and also indirectly takes responsibility for premium enjoyment in the form of Royal Cane Rum, with promising new releases for the premium segment. More details on Royal Cane Rum There is something suitable for every occasion and every preference at this source with the golden crown. How about the Royal Cane Barbados 2005 Rum, for example, which offers typical Caribbean enjoyment full of charisma and complexity? But not only rum from Barbados is available; there is also rum from Jamaica, rum from Guadeloupe, rum from Fiji, or rum from St. Lucia, among others. Both pot still rum and column still rum made from molasses get the chance to impress. What the Royal Cane Cask Company rum bottlings have in common is that they are usually allowed to mature for a long time and are released as cask strength rum at barrel strength as authentically as possible.
