Don Papa Alon

Philippine rum: creamy coconut, ripe fig, soft finish. Pure or on ice.

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Don Papa Alon

Don Papa Alon is a Philippine rum produced on the island of Negros Occidental – where sugarcane grows in volcanic soil and is harvested by hand. The name "Alon" means "wave" in Filipino and alludes to the gentle rolling of the waves at sunset.

The base is molasses made from Philippine sugarcane, aged in American oak barrels under a tropical climate – the so-called "angel's share" is significantly higher in this heat than in European warehouses, which accelerates and concentrates the maturation process. In the glass, the Alon displays creamy coconut, ripe fig, and yellow fruit – mango, white peach – with a soft, rounded texture. The finish is gentle and slightly sweet.

Serving temperature: slightly chilled, neat or over large ice. It also works well as a base for a simple Rum Sour with lime – the fruit's sweetness carries the drink without any additional syrup. Perfect for enjoying at sunset on the terrace or as an introduction to Filipino rum styles.

Origin Philippines
Alcohol 40 % Vol.
Serving temp. 16–20 °C
Volume 0,7 l
Country of origin Philippines
Alcohol content 40 % Vol.

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Don Papa

Don Papa is a Philippine premium rum from the island of Negros – a region that its inhabitants affectionately call "Sugarlandia" because it produces the majority of the national sugar supply. Founded in 2011 by Stephen Carroll and Andrew John Garcia, the brand debuted in Bacolod in 2012 and has since risen to become the most famous rum address in the Philippines.

The name honors Papa Isio, a rebel leader of the Philippine Revolution of the 1890s – a sign that Don Papa Rum always wants to tell a story. The heart of the house is an aging process in American oak barrels, where the tropical climate ensures unusual density and depth through an angel's share of up to 12% per year.

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