Worthy Park Single Cask (LMDW) WPM 2007 14yr 55%
Introducing the Single Cask (LMDW) WPM, a distinct Jamaican rum from the esteemed Worthy Park distillery. Produced in 2007 and aged for 14 years, this limited release of only 270 bottles boasts the WPM mark and an ABV of 55%. Noted for its complex and multifaceted aromas, the rum captivates the nose with funky, banana, tropical fruit, marzipan, and roasted notes. On the palate, it presents a delectable fusion of banana, woody, tropical fruit, ester, and leather flavors. Rum connoisseurs appreciate its unique and aromatic profile, describing it as an onctuous, funky rum with a pleasant balance of fruity, spicy, and woody elements, making it a true gem to savor in one's collection.
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How does this rum taste?
A harmonious blend of overripe bananas, salted caramel, and spices with subtle hints of glue and tropical fruit. Its complexity tantalizes the nose, while a slight alcoholic kick balances a long, satisfying finish. A unique, full-bodied Jamaican treasure.
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55%
Pot Still Rum
2007
WPM
Molasses
Pot Still
14 years
270
70cl
Under 100€
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About the Worthy Park distillery
The Worthy Park distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Worthy Park have been reviewed 3,548 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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crazyforgoodbooze
19 August 2023
“Surprisingly awesome worthy park! Dried banana, dried fig and salted olive crackers to drink! Very very cool! I would not have thought!”
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Joachim Guger
9 January 2023
“Glue, banana bread, licorice, etc.. Very complex and interesting. Ursuper in the nose would say in Vienna. In the mouth it continues similarly. Crisp, funky, very complex. The alcohol stings a bit. A great rum. Skatalites are spinning on the turntable, a perfect fit.”
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TheRhumhoe
18 March 2023
“An even different profile from its 2005 companion. The rum here is more concentrated on phenolic notes (ester and glue above all), with some medicinal notes, exotic fruits and much more pronounced pastry notes (marzipan and cookies). Aromatic herbs accompany this profile, less impregnated with wood and less impacted by spices. Nonetheless, it remains a dry, unctuous, gourmet rum with a pleasantly funky touch. The attack on the palate is much more simplistic. Tropical fruits, spices, wood, bitterness, leather, tobacco, herbs and esters. The profile is linear, smooth and the alcohol well integrated. One could have hoped for more, given the nose. The medium-length finish returns to some fruity notes, but is dominated by spice and wood. A touch of salt and a hint of olive complete the profile. Compared to the 2005 Single Cask, the nose is more exuberant, but the palate falls short of expectations and leaves us wanting more. It would be interesting to see Worthy Park with a mark more concentrated in esters to push the nose's promising aromatic side.”
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