CDI Grays Mauritius (Perola) 2010
Highly praised for its intense mint-eucalyptus freshness, red fruits and bitter citrus at 57.8%. Complex, memorable and considered a reference Mauritius rum with excellent price-performance.
Very convincing Mauritius rum and for me a clear reference for this origin. On the nose, ripe tropical fruit, grape, vanilla, and a clean wood spice, noticeably more focused than many other bottlings. On the palate, dense and balanced with sweet fruit, spice, a bit of honey, and a fine, elegant structure. Everything feels precise and harmonious without being overloaded. A bottling that shows how good Mauritius can be when balance and maturity come together.Read more
Seasoned sippers who enjoy high-strength, dry rums with menthol, eucalyptus and sour cherry notes, and value complex, characterful profiles similar to TDL or Savanna-style bottlings.
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Minty, cherry‑grapefruit Mauritius benchmark
If you enjoy TDL or minty Savanna-style rums and want a distinctive, high-proof bottle from Mauritius with great value, this is the one most RumX members rave about.
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About the Grays distillery
The Grays distillery is located in Mauritius. Rums from Grays have been reviewed 2,582 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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Very convincing Mauritius rum and for me a clear reference for this origin. On the nose, ripe tropical fruit, grape, vanilla, and a clean wood spice, noticeably more focused than many other bottlings. On the palate, dense and balanced with sweet fruit, spice, a bit of honey, and a fine, elegant structure. Everything feels precise and harmonious without being overloaded. A bottling that shows how good Mauritius can be when balance and maturity come together.
Auto-translatedNote: Employment at Perola GmbH (spirits industry), partial professional involvement in bottlings reviewed. All reviews are my personal, unpaid opinion. Awesome stuff. Very powerful and intense, the cognac cask is not too dominant at any point, but it does make the whole thing very dry, furry, and astringent. The intense bitter notes of grapefruit peel, bitter orange, eucalyptus tea, menthol mouthwash, and a slight sour cherry throat lozenge are simply amazing and extraordinary. Very unusual mouthfeel! Definitely my personal benchmark rum when it comes to Mauritius in general and the Grays distillery! However, the 2-year-old Armagnac barrel is a little more "relaxed" to drink in direct comparison.
Auto-translatedAn absolutely positive surprise, something really happens here in the glass. A very nice fresh minty note, dark fruit, a little boisterous alcohol at the back. Nevertheless, there is very little comparable quality at this price level.
Auto-translatedI do not know so many rums from Grays, but I would call this one rather atypical. I had this rum as a blind sample and have typed on tdl vintage 2001-2003 because of the mint note. Usually Grays has more of an orange note. Therefore somewhat atypical, but in any case very good and exciting.
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