Ron Pacto Navio

The Pacto rum vessel comes from a mixture of up to ten base rums, made with sugarcane molasses, distilled and aged in its own distillery. The aging process takes place in two stages, the first in white oak barrels and the last three months in Sauternes casks. The result is a perfect balance between cane and grape, a rum with artisanal character, pleasant and sweet.

Its name honors the pact that restored peace in Europe in the year 1815, where the return of trade through ships or merchant ships to the transatlantic route to reach Cuba is framed. During that trip the crew drank wine from the barrels of Sauternes and when they arrived they filled them with rum, which aged on the journey home taking all the nuances of the wine Sauternes.