Can You Age Spiced Rum? Myths & Facts About Rum Ageing
We often get asked: can you age spiced rum?
Let’s clear up a few myths.
The Truth About Ageing Spiced Rum
Unlike whisky, spiced rum is rarely aged in the bottle.
The “age” refers to the base rum used — which may be aged in oak barrels before spices are added.
Once bottled, spiced rum doesn’t continue to improve with age — in fact, after 2–3 years, the spices can fade if not stored correctly.
How to Keep Your Rum at Its Best
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Store upright
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Cool, dark place
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Tightly sealed
The Bottom Line
Enjoy your Slydog Spiced Rum fresh — that’s when it’s bursting with character.
No need to cellar it for years — life’s too short.
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