EXTRA RARE DARK GOLD RUM

BACARDÍ GRAN RESERVA DIEZ

Expertly blended. Barrel-aged for a minimum of ten years under the Caribbean sun. Then filtered through charcoal for a smooth finish.

THE TASTE OF TIME

Tasting Notes

Discover bright notes of stone fruits, banana and pear balanced with caramelized vanilla and oak.

Nose

Almond and peach

Palate

Banana, pear and vanilla

Finish

Pineapple and cinnamon

BACARDÍ Gran Reserva Diez rum bottle with a golden label displayed on a wooden table in a dimly lit bar.
BACARDÍ Gran Reserva Diez rum bottle with a golden label and cork stopper, aged 10 years.
‘Diez’ refers to this delectable sipping rum’s ten-year aging process.

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Four Bacardi premium rum bottles - Reserva Ocho, Añejo Cuatro, Gran Reserva Diez, Limitada - lit by string lights.

EXPLORE

THE ANGEL'S SHARE

Under the warmth of the Caribbean sun, some golden liquid vanishes to the heavens. Michael B. Jordan’s cinematic film explores the angels’ love of BACARDÍ.

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BACARDÍ Gran Reserva Diez rum bottle displayed with two glasses filled with the same rum.
BACARDÍ Gran Reserva Diez rum bottle with a gold label and the number 10 displayed prominently.
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FAQ

CURIOUS ABOUT RUM?

WHAT IS AGED RUM?

Rum can be aged anywhere from one year upwards. Aging rum can add additional complexity to its flavor and mouthfeel.

HOW LONG IS BACARDÍ GRAN RESERVA DIEZ AGED FOR?

This rum is aged for at least 10 years.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DARK, GOLD AND WHITE RUM?

Rum is a wonderfully complex and diverse spirit. Color can give us clues about time spent aging or the flavors that might be found within. Dark can be bold, sweet (or dry) and even smoky, gold is rich and soothing, and white is smooth, subtle and often refreshing.

But color can be misleading. The best way to truly understand a rum is to taste it for yourself.