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A 15-year-old Panamanian rum finished in ex-Napoleon Cognac barrels, 40% ABV. Dry and complex, with dried fruit, coffee, and a silky French oak richness that mirrors the Cognac-cask philosophy of Plantation XO. You love Plantation XO precisely because of that second maturation in French oak Cognac casks — the way it lifts and refines the base Caribbean spirit. Ron Abuelo does exactly the same thing, channelling 15 years of tropical ageing through ex-Napoleon Cognac barrels, landing in the same elegant, cask-influenced flavour world. Where Plantation XO leans into banana and toasted coconut sweetness, you'll find Ron Abuelo drier and more austere — think espresso, dark dried fruit, and polished leather. It's the same concept, a different accent. If you enjoy sipping Plantation XO neat, this rewards the same approach.

A Puerto Rican blend of single and multi-column-still rums, aged 5–8 years in American oak then finished 2 years in ex-Cognac casks, bottled at 49.6% ABV. Aromas of brown sugar and dried mango, with oak tannins, nutmeg, and cloves on the palate. The double-maturation structure here is the clearest structural parallel to Plantation XO you'll find from a completely different producer — ex-bourbon first, Cognac cask second. It's the same playbook, executed with Puerto Rican column-still precision and a bolder cask-strength bottling that gives you more of everything. If you appreciate how Plantation XO balances sweetness with genuine oak complexity, Don Q's extra ABV amplifies those spiced, fruity notes and gives the Cognac cask influence more room to breathe. A fantastic step up in intensity for when you want the same flavour world turned up a notch.

A 14-year-old single traditional blended rum from Foursquare distillery in Barbados — the same island as Plantation XO — matured in ex-bourbon and ex-sherry casks. Bold and tropical, with raisins, banoffee, stewed berries, and a rich oloroso depth. You're already drinking Barbadian rum with Plantation XO, so Foursquare Hereditas puts you in the same island terroir — but swaps the French Cognac cask influence for an opulent Spanish sherry finish. The result is wilder, richer, and more fruit-forward than you might expect: think flambéed banana, blackberry jam, and dark chocolate where Plantation XO gives you spice and cream. This is a TWE-exclusive bottling from Richard Seale's critically acclaimed distillery, and it's the kind of rum that surprises even seasoned Plantation fans with just how much character a sherry cask can coax out of a Barbadian spirit. An unmissable detour if you want to stay in the same taste world but discover something genuinely new.