Destileria Ron Granado

Rum labels

Granado

Granado (pr18)

100 x 107 mm (3.9" x 4.2")

Granado

Granado (pr19)

99 x 107 mm (3.9" x 4.2")

Granado

Granado (pr52)

101 x 108 mm (4" x 4.2")

History

Serrallés took its big leap forward in 1985 when it acquired the assets of Puerto Rico Distillers, Inc., a subsidiary of the giant Canadian liquor firm Joseph E. Seagram and Sons Ltd. The acquisition of Seagram's manufacturing facilities in the towns of Camuy and Arecibo, as well as the brand names sold locally by that firm (Palo Viejo, Ron Llave and Granado), enabled Serrallés to more than double its sales volume.

[Source: The Rum Experience by Luis Ayala, 2001, p.117]

In addition to White and Gold Don Q and premium El Dorado rum bottled in Mercedita, Serralles ages and bottles Palo Viejo, Ron Llave, Ron Granado, Ronrico, and Captain Morgan in Camuy. (The latter under a manufacturing agreement with Seagrams.)

[Source: The Complete Guide to Rum by Ed Hamilton, 1997, p.239]

Here are full texts from the labels

pr18: Granado; Puerto Rican Rum; Produced by Destileria Ron Granado, Caumy, Puerto Rico; 80 Proof

pr19: Granado; Puerto Rican Rum; Produced by Destileria Ron Granado, Caumy, Puerto Rico; 40% alc/vol (80 Proof)

pr52: Granado; Distilled Puerto Rican Rum; This rum is 4 years old; Distilled by Destileria Ron Granado, Arecibo, Puerto Rico; 80 Proof