A.H.Riise

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Hand-blended by our master distiller in respect to naval traditions.
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A.H. Riise Danish Navy

Navy Strength

55% vol.

Royal Danish Navy Strength 55% is cultivated and created based on the original recipes used for the our fantastic and bestselling “Royal Danish Navy 40%”. The powerful and flavoursome drops distinguish themselves by having a high alcohol content without affecting the taste, aside from the intended ‘bite’ in the aroma. This is achieved using the traditional pot-still distillation method, which results in a high content of esters and a powerful aroma.

TASTING NOTES

Nose

Stewed dark fruit, burnt figs, orange peel and a small, well-integrated ‘bite’ from the otherwise high alcohol content

Taste

Creamy, spicy and very full-bodied with sherry caramel, dates, cardamom and eucalyptus.

Finish

Long and creamy and spiced with a delightful mint overtone

Color

Mahogany

Alc.

55% vol.

TASTING NOTES Nose Taste Finish Color Alc.
Navy Strength Stewed dark fruit, burnt figs, orange peel and a small, well-integrated ‘bite’ from the otherwise high alcohol content Creamy, spicy and very full-bodied with sherry caramel, dates, cardamom and eucalyptus. Long and creamy and spiced with a delightful mint overtone Mahogany 55% vol.

A.H. Riise and the Danish fleet

A.H. Riise “Royal Danish Navy Strenght 55%” is specially created to honour the long and lasting relationship between the Danish Navy and A.H. Riise, when rum was a central part of a sailor’s salary when serving in both the Danish merchant fleet or in the military navy. It was initially required to be particularly strong to prevent health problems at sea, but also later when rum became the preferred naval drink for social occasions.

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Exam certificate

Albert H. Riises exam certificate, dated 21 October 1832. Among the signatures is Professor H.C. Ørsteds, who has been credited with the discovery of electromagnetism and was the first person to isolate the element aluminum.

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