Rum: Velier Saint James 15 Year Old Classic Magnum Elliott Erwitt Photos Edition Series #1 Rum | 700MLIn the world of fine spirits, the Saint James 15 Years Old Elliott Erwitt Edition emerges as a unique collaboration between the legendary Magnum photography agency and the renowned La Maison & Velier.Order from the Largest & Most Trusted Premium Spirits Marketplace!Featured inROLLING STONEMEN'S JOURNALUS WEEKLYALL ORDERS PLACED ARE GUARANTEED and WILL NOT be cancelled like with other retailers. Many other small liquor store sites will end up cancelling your order due to the high demand and unavailability.Size: 700MLProof: 90 (45%ABV)Origin: BarbadosDistillery: ValierDetailed DescriptionIn the world of fine spirits, the Saint James 15 Years Old Elliott Erwitt Edition emerges as a unique collaboration between the legendary Magnum photography agency and the renowned La Maison & Velier. This exceptional rum, part of the Magnum Series #1, not only tantalizes the palate but also captivates the eye with four distinct photographs by Elliott Erwitt associated with Magnum.Velier Saint James 15 Year Old Classic Magnum Elliott Erwitt Photos Edition Series #1 Rum | 700ML Tasting NotesNose: The aroma is a refined and delicate symphony. Notes of roses, leather, apricot, beeswax, exotic fruits, hyacinth, and a subtle hint of ginger create an olfactory journey that invites anticipation.Palate: On the palate, the richness unfolds with sugared citrus fruit, cocoa beans, nutmeg, quince, and lingering coffee notes. The interplay of flavors showcases the complexity that comes with 15 years of meticulous aging.Finish: The finish is long and distinctive, leaving an indelible mark. Wood, apricot jam, vanilla, licorice, dark fruit, and a whisper of dried leaves contribute to a memorable and lingering aftertaste.Distillery InformationMount Gay and our historic landscape was originally owned by John Sober - who inherited a small distillery at the top of Mount Gilboa in the St. Lucy parish of Barbados, far back in 1703. Eventually, the Sober family hired Sir John Gay Alleyne - a fourth generation Barbadian - to usher in a new era for the distillery.