Dictador Generations Rum en Lalique 700mL

Dictador Generations en Lalique (1976 Vintage Rum)
Colombian Rum | 43% ABV (86 Proof) | 700 mL

Process & Profile

Dictador Generations en Lalique is an exceptionally rare release born from a collaboration between Colombian rum house Dictador and French crystal maker Lalique. Crafted from vintage 1976 rum, the spirit matured in a combination of American oak and Port casks. The blend was assembled by Master Blender Hernan Parra and his father, Dario Parra, to honor three generations of the Parra family’s rum-making heritage. Encased in a Lalique crystal decanter inspired by Caribbean sea reflections, each bottle is individually numbered—only 300 exist worldwide.

Tasting Notes

• Nose: Polished wood, aged leather, ripe plums, cocoa, clove

• Palate: Dark chocolate, orange peel, nutmeg, Madagascan vanilla, star anise

• Finish: Long, warming with toasted cigar, oak spice, raisins, and fig leaf

What Makes It Special

• Vintage 1976 rum aged in American oak and Port casks

• Only 300 bottles produced globally, each individually numbered

• Lalique crystal decanter designed exclusively for this release

• A blend created by two generations of master blenders

• Auction record-holder for one of the highest-priced rums ever sold

How to Enjoy

Best enjoyed neat in a tulip-shaped glass to capture the full spectrum of aromas. Given its rarity, it’s equally suited for collection and display as it is for tasting.

Frequently Asked Questions

1. What year is the rum from?
   The rum is from the 1976 vintage.

2. How many bottles exist?
   Only 300 were produced worldwide.

3. Who crafted the blend?
   Master Blender Hernan Parra and his father, Dario Parra.

4. What type of casks were used?
   American oak and Port casks.

5. Is it collectible?
   Yes, it’s one of the most collectible rums ever made, with bottles fetching record prices at auction.