Relicario Superior Rum
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About this product
A Journey Through Time and Taste
Step into the world of Dominican rum heritage with Relicario Superior, a blend that captures the warmth of the Caribbean while speaking to those who appreciate refined craftsmanship. Whether you’re enjoying it in a cosy Irish pub or by the fireside at home, this is a rum made for moments worth savouring.
Why we love it:
Relicario Superior is more than just a rum—it’s a story bottled. Crafted from rums aged between 5 and 10 years in the Dominican Republic, it’s a harmonious marriage of tropical richness and balanced elegance. The careful maturation in oak barrels delivers a smooth, complex profile that works beautifully for slow sipping, yet remains versatile for creative cocktails. For Irish rum lovers, it’s a little taste of the tropics without leaving home.
Country of origin
Dominican Republic
Tasting notes
Colour
Deep amber with golden highlights.
Nose
Aromas of dried fruits, vanilla, toasted oak, and a hint of warm spice.
Palate
Smooth and well-rounded, offering notes of honey, caramel, nuts, and gentle spice, with a long, satisfying finish.
Serving suggestion
🍸 Serving Suggestions
- Sip neat in a crystal tumbler to appreciate its full complexity.
- Serve over a single large ice cube for a slightly mellowed experience.
- For an Irish twist, pair with rich chocolate truffles or a slice of spiced fruit cake.
🏠 Easy Home Serve - Relicario Superior shines in an Old Fashioned-style cocktail—replace the whiskey with this rum for a Caribbean reimagining of a classic Irish favourite.
- Add a dash of aromatic bitters
- A touch of demerara sugar and a twist of orange peel for a warming, elegant drink.
Size, cl
70
ABV, %
40.0
About the producer
Relicario is a celebration of the Dominican Republic’s deep-rooted rum-making traditions, built upon a secret recipe safeguarded for decades. Today, it stands as a bridge between past and present—honouring heritage while appealing to modern palates around the world, Ireland included.