Cadenhead A Trinidadian Rum 2007 19 Year Old
Cadenhead A Trinidadian Rum 2007 19 Year Old is a 19-year-old Trinidadian rum from Scotland's oldest independent bottler: distilled in 2007 and bottled at 110 proof (55% ABV) in a 700mL bottle — and it is available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.
WM Cadenhead has bottled exceptional casks since 1842, and its Dated Distillation Rum range captures vintage-dated rums at their peak. The distillery behind this bottling is deliberately undisclosed — Cadenhead buys the cask, not the name — identified only by its batch code, TRI.1.A. Trinidad is the home of some of the rum world's most elegant column-still spirit, and nineteen years in oak at full cask strength makes this one of the most serious expressions of the island style an independent bottler can offer.
Why buy it? Because nineteen years at 110 proof is genuinely rare in rum — most bottlings this old are diluted far lower — and independent-bottler pricing makes it the value play against estate releases of similar age. Browse the WM Cadenhead collection, more aged rum, and other world spirits.
Serving note: neat, with water alongside — nineteen years of oak needs a slow glass.
What does "A Trinidadian Distillery" mean? Cadenhead does not name the distillery; the cask is identified by its batch code, TRI.1.A — standard practice among independent bottlers.
How strong is it? 110 proof (55% ABV), 700mL.
Is this a limited release? Dated-distillation bottlings are finite by nature — once the cask is gone, it is gone.