Where is Ron Miel made?

Answered by James Smith

Ron Miel Cayo Grande Honey is proudly made in Spain, specifically on the Canary Islands. This archipelago, located off the northwest coast of Africa, is known for its beautiful landscapes, warm climate, and unique cultural traditions. It is here, amidst the stunning volcanic landscapes and vibrant local communities, that Ron Miel is crafted, capturing the essence of the Canary Islands in every sip.

The Canary Islands, consisting of seven main islands and several smaller ones, have a long history of rum production. The islands' favorable climate and fertile volcanic soils provide the perfect conditions for cultivating sugarcane, the primary ingredient in rum. The sugarcane is harvested, crushed, and the is extracted to create the base for the rum.

Once the sugarcane juice is obtained, it undergoes a fermentation process where is added to convert the sugars into . This process typically takes several days and transforms the juice into a liquid known as “cane .” The cane wine is then distilled to separate the alcohol from impurities, resulting in a clear, high-proof spirit.

But what sets Ron Miel apart from other rums is the infusion of natural honey. This sweet nectar is sourced from local beekeepers, who carefully harvest the honey from the islands' diverse flora. The honey is then added to the distilled rum, infusing it with a rich, smooth sweetness that perfectly balances the spirit's robust character.

The combination of the sugarcane-based rum and the natural honey creates a unique flavor profile that is synonymous with Ron Miel Cayo Grande. The sweetness of the honey complements the rum's natural warmth and depth, creating a harmonious and indulgent taste experience. It's like a sweet embrace from the Canary Islands, capturing the essence of the sun-kissed landscapes and the warm hospitality of its people.

Having personally visited the Canary Islands and sampled Ron Miel Cayo Grande, I can attest to the authenticity and quality of this honey rum. The flavors transport you back to the sunny beaches, where you can imagine sipping on this luscious drink while enjoying the gentle sea breeze. It's a taste that lingers on your palate, leaving you craving for more and yearning to revisit those cherished memories.

Ron Miel Cayo Grande Honey Rum is made with care and craftsmanship on the Canary Islands, where the sugarcane is cultivated, the rum is distilled, and the honey is sourced. It's a product that encapsulates the spirit and flavors of this beautiful region, allowing you to bring a piece of the Canary Islands home with you.