Rum Mount Gay 1703
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Description
The Mount Gay 1703 Rum is one of the most prestigious expressions from the Mount Gay distillery, the oldest rum producer in the world, located in Barbados. Made from a selection of rums aged between 10 and 30 years, it combines complexity and smoothness, highlighting notes of caramel, dried fruits, spices, and a smoky touch. With its rich tradition and refined aging process in oak barrels, the Mount Gay 1703 is an exceptional choice for premium rum enthusiasts.
Main details
Producer: Mount Gay
Year: NV
Capacity: 700 ml
Alcohol content: 43%
Region: Barbados
Variety: sugarcane
Country: Barbados
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Order Delivery
The forecast for delivery of the order is 2 to 3 business days in mainland Portugal, 3 to 5 business days on the islands, around 5 to 7 business days in Europe and between 7 and 10 business days in the rest of the world, from date of receipt of the order by Garrafeira WineVins. The Wine Cellar WineVins We always analyze which countries do or do not have certain restrictions on the entry of our products. However, it is important to note that the responsibility for identifying the various restrictions does not depend solely on us. If this happens, we cannot be responsible for shipments made to countries where the respective law does not allow the entry of our products or imposes import taxes, and it is the customer's responsibility to seize or retain the respective order. If products are returned, we can only refund the amount of the merchandise.
