Costa Rican Rum (Centenario)
The Tico rum: Ron Centenario — Costa Rica's aged rum (from the same FANAL heritage, now independent houses), aged in oak in expressions to 30 years, plus the coffee liqueur (Café Rica) made from the country's famous beans.
What it is
The Tico rum: Ron Centenario — Costa Rica's aged rum (from the same FANAL heritage, now independent houses), aged in oak in expressions to 30 years, plus the coffee liqueur (Café Rica) made from the country's famous beans. Origins: Costa Rica's rum grew inside the state alcohol system; Centenario became its premium face in the late 1900s. Made from: molasses, column distillation, oak ageing. How it's made: 1) Distil; age in the Central Valley's mild climate. 2) Blend añejo expressions. 3) Café Rica: infuse rum with Costa Rican coffee. Served: neat; Café Rica in coffee and desserts. Flavor: soft caramel; the coffee liqueur is pure Tarrazú. Strength: 40% (rum), ~26% (coffee liqueur). Culture: rum and coffee are Costa Rica's two bottled landscapes. See also: Guaro.
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