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Raising Glasses Muki 6yr Ecuadorian Single Cask Rum
Raising Glasses is an American independent bottler run by Lorri and John, a husband-and-wife team of longtime Scotch collectors who select their own casks and bottle them in 375ml under their own label, and Muki, number 11 in their Folklore Series, is a six-year single cask of Ecuadorian rum, one of the least-seen origins in the independent bottling world. The rum was distilled from molasses on a column still in 2018, aged six years and bottled in 2024 at cask strength, 68.9% ABV, with no sugar, coloring or other additives, in a run of 480 bottles. The distillery is not named on the label, as is usual for broker-sourced Ecuadorian rum. Muki is the mine-dwelling goblin of Andean folklore, in keeping with the series theme of naming each cask for a myth from its country. Community tastings logged on RumX describe it as pale gold with vanilla and custard on the nose, opening on the palate to tangerine, pepper and juicy lemon with some oak and dry leaves, and more complex than the age suggests. Nearly 69% is serious strength, so cut it with water or build it into a cocktail where a lighter column rum usually goes. 375ml bottle.
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