In celebration of 135 years, Flor de Caña, one of the oldest companies in Central America, announced the release of Flor de Caña 35 Year Rum, the brand’s oldest release to date. 

Aged naturally and sustainably for 35 years in American white oak barrels within the family’s private reserve, this rare rum was born in Nicaragua’s unique volcanic terroir, nestled between the majestic San Cristóbal volcano and the Pacific Ocean. 

Only 350 crystal decanters (700ml) will be available globally at a price of US$4,000 each, accompanied by an individually numbered certificate of authenticity. Each is a work of art, with a silhouette and sculpted ridges that replicate the lines of the San Cristóbal volcano, capturing its strength and timeless beauty. Hand-finished and polished to perfection, the decanter showcases the warm, golden hues of the spirit.

The piece is crowned with a custom-crafted stopper made from obsidian rock of volcanic origin, individually fitted to its decanter, and adorned with a fine leather necker — symbolizing the brand’s commitment to sustainability. It is presented in a bespoke wooden case, engraved with illustrations of the lush flora found at the base of the volcano.

“Flor de Caña 35 Year Rum embodies the essence, values, and artistry that have defined our brand for 135 years,” Tomás Cano, Flor de Caña’s Maestro Ronero for almost four decades, said in a news release. “More than a collector’s item, it is a rare treasure of time, crafted for those who value authenticity, legacy, and excellence,” 

Small-sized 100ml decanters will also be available at a price of US$630, each one presented in an elegant royal green keepsake case. For more information, visit https://www.flordecana.com/35-year.

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