Cadenhead A Panamanian Rum 2007 19 Year Old is a 19-year-old Panamanian rum from Scotland’s oldest independent bottler: distilled in 2007 and bottled at 110 proof (55% ABV) in a 700mL bottle — and it is available to order online at Del Mesa Liquor, San Diego, CA.
WM Cadenhead has bottled exceptional casks since 1842, and its Dated Distillation Rum range captures vintage-dated rums at their peak. The distillery behind this bottling is deliberately undisclosed — Cadenhead buys the cask, not the name — identified only by its batch code, PAN.1.A. Nineteen years of maturation have produced a deep, oak-driven rum at full cask strength: the kind of age statement Panama rarely offers at this proof.
Why buy it? Because nineteen years at 110 proof is genuinely rare in rum — most bottlings this old are diluted far lower — and independent-bottler pricing makes it the value play against estate releases of similar age. Browse the WM Cadenhead collection, more aged rum, and other world spirits.
Serving note: neat, with water alongside — nineteen years of oak needs a slow glass.
What does “A Panamanian Distillery” mean? Cadenhead does not name the distillery; the cask is identified by its batch code, PAN.1.A — standard practice among independent bottlers.
How strong is it? 110 proof (55% ABV), 700mL.
What is the Dated Distillation Rum range? Cadenhead’s series of vintage-dated rums, each drawn from a stated distillation year.
Is this a limited release? Dated-distillation bottlings are finite by nature — once the cask is gone, it is gone.
