Ron Izalco takes you on a journey to the mysticvolcaniclandsof Central America, widely known as the "Lighthouse of the Pacific".Standing tall at 6,447 feet, Izalco’s volcano and its magnificent fire, guided adventurous sea explorers to safe harbors for 188 years from 1770 until 1958 and then erupted again in 1966.Beyond its spectacular fireworks, Izalco's molten legacy, combined with the tropical climate of Central America, has resulted in some of the most fruitful and succulent sugarcane fields in the world. Their mineral-rich black soil produces cane of unparalleled quality and taste.Tasting Notes:Color:Features a dark mahogany color with rich copper hues.Nose:First awakens your senses with a fruity aroma reminiscent of apricots, prunes, honey, caramel and wholesome brown sugar.Finish:Begins mellow and sweet, slowly unfolding a complex body of rum congeners with undertones of American oak and sweet pipe tobacco. The finish is long, enhanced by patiently-oxidized tannins that combine perfectly with the rich flavors of the rum, resulting in a tasting experience that begs to be repeated over and over again.