Plantation Barbados Rum XO 20th Anniversary 40% vol.

Apricot, leather, cinnamon — Barbados rum with a spicy, tart finish. Neat.

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Plantation Barbados Rum XO 20th Anniversary 40% vol.

A double-aged Barbados rum with 20 years of experience behind the recipe: Maison Ferrand's Plantation XO 20th Anniversary is first aged in American ex-bourbon barrels in Barbados before receiving a finish in French Cognac casks from the Charente region. It is precisely this second aging stage that shapes its character.

On the nose, dried apricot, honey, and a hint of leather. The palate reveals a creamy, almost oily texture with flavors of apricot jam, vanilla, and dark tobacco—underpinned by the typical Cognac fruitiness from the Limousin oak barrels. The finish brings cinnamon, ginger, and a pleasantly bitter note that lingers longer than expected.

It's at its best neat at room temperature—no ice to dilute its texture. For cocktails, it's equally impressive as a base for an Old Fashioned with orange bitters. Serving temperature: 18–20 °C.

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

The Distillery

Maison Ferrand

Maison Ferrand is no ordinary spirits manufacturer. Since 1989, cognacs, rums, and gins have been created here that tell a story – of places, people, and a deep connection to the craft. Behind every drop is genuine conviction: tradition meets curiosity, terroir meets innovation.

Whether the elegant Ferrand Cognac from the heart of France, the lively Citadelle Gin from the south of the country, or the Caribbean-influenced Planteray Rum from the Barbados coast – every brand has its own soul.

And you can taste it. As an independent family business, Maison Ferrand thinks in generations, not quarters. Social responsibility is not a marketing promise, but lived everyday life – from cultivation to the bottle.

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