Product Description

Gran Añejo blends rums aged at least four years (with components up to about six) in ex‑bourbon oak, aiming for balance between caramelized sweetness, toasted oak, and gentle spice for versatile mixing or neat serves.​

Tasting Notes

• Aroma: Chocolate, vanilla, caramel, and hints of peach/citrus with light oak spice.​

• Palate: Medium body with espresso/dark chocolate, manuka honey, caramel, toasted hazelnut, and soft pepper.​

• Finish: Semi‑dry, nutty caramel tones with cinnamon/pepper warmth and light oak.​

Available Packaging Sizes

350 ml, 700 ml, 750 ml, 1000 ml, 1750 ml depending on market and importer.​

ABV

Typically 40% ABV; some markets list 37.5% variants, especially in Dark Series presentations.​

Style or Type

Aged Dominican rum (ex‑bourbon American oak), column‑distilled and blended for smoothness.​

Company or Producer

Ron Barceló (Dominican Republic), with aging and blending conducted domestically under controlled warehouse conditions.​

Brewery or Distillery Location

Dominican Republic, with ex‑bourbon barrique aging in local climate prior to bottling.​

Awards

Brand materials and retailer listings cite recognition at tasting panels and festivals; specific medals vary by year and format.​

Expression or Variant

Gran Añejo (core), Gran Añejo Dark Series (sweeter, 37.5% ABV), alongside Barceló Añejo and premium Imperial/Onyx SKUs.​

Cask or Barrel Type

Ex‑bourbon American oak barriques impart vanilla, caramel, nutty tones, and mild tannin.​

Still Type

Continuous column distillation for a clean, approachable base prior to barrel aging.​

Aged Period

Minimum around 4 years with components up to roughly 6 years, blended for a consistent semi‑dry profile.​

Price

• Delhi — 750 ml — ₹2,900

• Goa — 750 ml — ₹3,000

• Mumbai — 750 ml — ₹3,100–₹3,300

• India (aggregated) — 750 ml — ₹2,900–₹3,300

Note – This is an indicative price, not MRP. The state sets only the Minimum Selling Price (MSP). The sale price shown on our website is the Minimum Retail Price set by state govt. Retailers are free to set their own prices, so rates may vary across stores.