The well-known Diplomatico Rome, which belongs to Venezuela at the foot of the Andes mountains, has launched a “Distillery Collection” series (NO 1 and NO 2), where both the manufacturing method and the distillation dates used are different. Diplomatico Distillery Collection No 2 The bible room is based on molasses, and the distillation has taken place in a “barbet column still”, which was brought from France to Diplomatico’s La Miel distillery in 1959. The 4-year storage of the ROM has taken place in American White Oak Fade previously used for Bourbon and Malt Whiskey.
Diplomatico Distillery Collection No 2 The bar spaces have a “light” flavoring profile with outdoors of oak, citrus and tropical fruit. This ROM is manufactured in a limited number. Technical explanation of barbet Column Still: “This system Consists of Two Columns: The Aldehyd Column, in which the undesired Elements are separated from the rest of the Liquid, and the rectifying column where only the desired elements are kept. This rectification system is not Found in Other Traditional Column Systems. It is Unique to this design and is what is given The Characteristic Fruity Profile to the Distillate Obtained. “
