Ron Colon Salvadoreño RumRye
The "Ron Colon Salvadoreño RumRye" was produced in El Salvador. It was distilled with a Column Still. The rum has an ABV of 50%. 25 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.2/10. The rum smells like Banana, Honey and Pineapple, and on the palate there is Sweet, Fruity and Spicy.
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I'm not going to lie, I must have been tired on this tasting, but my memory of it isn't bad. With a lot of sweetness, a bit of honey perhaps, and nuts above all. We've seen worse!
Very classic malaga-rum raisins in the nose. Sweet. Honey and vanilla. Some rye influence but not much. A bit like a mix between Panama and Worthy Park. In the taste the virgin oak comes through. Indeed rye/bourbon. Wood spices. Banana. Warm and sharp. Not a bad mix though. The balance is alright. I get that people find the rye part too dominant in taste, but the rum (especially in the nose) is still very present. This might be a convincing dram to lure the whisk(e)y drinkers into the rumworld.
This rum (blend) could not convince me at all! For me no longer in the slightest recognizable as rum
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