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Old St. Croix XO Reserve - 1888 Copenhagen Medal is a modern tribute to the blend awarded a medal at the Great Nordic Exhibition in Copenhagen in 1888 – a proud moment for the family of pharmacist Albert Heinrich Riise. At its core are extra-aged, double-distilled casks sourced from respected distilleries in the West Indies and Central America. The blend is matured in oak barrels that previously held sweet dessert wines, adding layers of depth, complexity, and rich, warm character.
Soft oak, old leather and dried abricots
Warm spices, Christmas cake and orange peel, ending with a hint of English wine gums.
Dried fruit, old oak and a note of sherry
Polished Amber
40% vol.
| TASTING NOTES | Nose | Taste | Finish | Color | Alc. |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1888 Copenhagen Medal | Soft oak, old leather and dried abricots | Warm spices, Christmas cake and orange peel, ending with a hint of English wine gums. | Dried fruit, old oak and a note of sherry | Polished Amber | 40% vol. |
The taste is smooth and aromatic, with notes of dried apricot, soft oak, and a hint of spice. XO Reserve 1888 Copenhagen Medal balances West Indian tradition with modern finesse – an inspired choice for curious newcomers and seasoned connoisseurs alike.
At the Great Nordic Exhibition in Copenhagen in 1888, Karl and Valdemar—six years after their father’s passing—received a medal in recognition of Albert Heinrich Riise’s exceptional skills as a blender. An honor that lives on today in this exclusive edition.
In 2013, we marked 175 years since Danish pharmacist Albert Heinrich Riise first opened his Apothecary Hall on Saint Thomas in the Danish West Indies.
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When you enjoy this blend, you're also supporting Thin Blue Line Denmark — a nonprofit organization that helps current and former police officers who have been physically or mentally injured in the line of duty.
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In the former Danish West Indies, Christmas was celebrated just like in the North – with hymns, holiday stories, and dancing around the tree, even if it had to be shipped across the Atlantic.
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If you enjoy deep, complex flavors with a hint of fruity elegance, Old St. Croix XO Reserve - Port Cask is an excellent choice.
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“Ambre d’Or” means “golden amber” – a nod to both the radiant hue and the luxurious quality of this exclusive blend.
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When it comes to remarkable blends, the choice of casks makes all the difference. Each oak barrel brings its own personality while carrying subtle notes from the wines it once held—often port or sherry.
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Old St. Croix XO Reserve - 1888 Copenhagen Medal is a modern tribute to the blend awarded a medal at the Great Nordic Exhibition in Copenhagen in 1888 – a proud moment for the family of pharmacist Albert Heinrich Riise.
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In the late 1800s, a special friendship bloomed in the Danish West Indies—between two young men: the future King Haakon VII of Norway and Valdemar Riise, son of pharmacist Albert Heinrich Riise.
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A collectors item. The first of 6 different Master blends with 6 different alcohol strengths with unique aromas and expressions.
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A collectors item. The second of 6 different Master blends with 6 different alcohol strengths with unique aromas and expressions.
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A collectors item. The third of 6 different Master blends with 6 different alcohol strengths with unique aromas and expressions.
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A collectors item. The fourth of 6 different Master blends with 6 different alcohol strengths.
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A collectors item. The fifth of 6 different Master blends with 6 different alcohol strengths.
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A collectors item. The last of 6 different Master blends with 6 different alcohol strengths.
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Fans and collectors are treated with a limited edition blend in tribute to researchers and explorers.
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Invite your senses on a journey with Old St. Croix - 24 Experiences. An exclusive tasting box that takes you back to the Caribbean islands.
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150 years ago, Danish pharmacist and adventurer Albert Heinrich Riise introduced spirits from the West Indies to the world under the name Old St. Croix – a tribute to the lush Caribbean island of St. Croix, renowned for its sugarcane cultivation.
Read MoreWith the name change from A.H. Riise to Old St. Croix, we’re taking one step back – to take two steps forward. With the new name, we’re reviving the original vision that inspired Albert Heinrich Riise more than 150 years ago, when he made Danish West Indian rum known far beyond the shores of the islands.