| Rating | 92 |
| Style | Rum |
| Produced In | Panama |
| ABV | 40% |
| Availability | Year Round |
| Price | $73.00 |
| Reviewed By | |
| Reviewed | 2021-06-23 |
Ron Abuelo XII Two Oaks Review
While many rums begin to taste tired by the time they reach a dozen years old, that's absolutely not the case with this expression. The charred American oak barrels used for finishing have invigorated the spirit, adding layers of toasty, woody complexity to its luxurious molasses core. There's great depth and tons of flavor in each sip, which is exactly how this is best enjoyed.
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