How does this rum taste?
- Complex aroma
- Balanced flavors
- Long finish
The Finest Jamaican Rum, crafted by Wu Dram Clan, emanates a bouquet of esters and tropical fruit. Distilled from molasses using a pot still and aged 25 years, this limited release epitomizes the beauty of cask strength at 50.1% ABV. Users appreciated its fruity, woody notes and hints of burnt sugar and vanilla. Despite its understated Jamaican character, enthusiasts note the rum's balance and intriguing complexity. Although some find its potential underwhelming, it remains a uniquely appealing sipper, highlighting hints of citrus and spice. A rarity with only 164 bottles available, captivating collectors and connoisseurs.
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"A blend of a Hampden, a younger Long Pond and a foreground apricot note. It goes most in the direction of a Low Ester Marks like HLCF Hampden 1992, but is not quite typical for it. I don't know such an apricot note from any other Hampden. In any case, an exciting and in my eyes fantastic rum!"
"Blindverkostun: A very pleasant Sipper from Jamaica, with varied flavors, but very difficult to assign a particular distillery!Nice fruity, a perceptible wood impact, light funk and subtle ester!Successful bottlingToday tasted for the 2nd time, the first impression has been confirmed! On the palate I now taste a little more wood out...possibly Hampden HLCF or Clarendon!"
"In the nose much Hampden us very appealing. Wonderful fragrance. In the mouth rather on the milder side. Good Jamaican. All the elements are very well connected. The finish is also surprisingly long . Flavorful and very well balanced. Very good rum."
"Ein feines Tröpfchen… Nase: schön vielschichtiger Jamaikaner mit mittlerem Ester-Gehalt. Kakaopulver und Toffee sind zuerst präsent, dahinter eine feine Süße von Passionsfrucht und gedeckter Papaya. Ich meine auch eine leichte Rauch-Note von Tabak zu vernehmen. Dann wieder eine herbe Süße von Ahornsirup und etwas Holz. Sehr angenehm. Gaumen: die 50,1% sind überhaupt nicht zu spüren. Fast wirkt er etwas dünn. Ganz leicht nur die Ester. Etwas Mandarine und deutlich Orangeat. Die Süße erinnert mich an in Wasser aufgelösten, gebrannten Zucker. Hinten etwas ins Grüne gehend mit Liebstöckel. Angenehm und rund, bedarf er schon einer feineren Zunge, um seine Tiefen zu offenbaren. Ist einen zweiten Schluck wert."