TBRC Greensand Ridge Distillery
The "None" was produced in United Kingdom at the Greensand Ridge Distillery distillery. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler That Boutique-Y Rum Company. It was distilled from Molasses and then aged for 1 years 6mo. The rum is bottled at cask strength and has an ABV of 52,6%. This is a limited release and there are only 444 bottles. 4 community members rated this rum with an average of 6.8/10. The rum smells like Light, Pastries and Rose, and on the palate there is Peppery, Grappa and Charred.
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I did things a little differently here as I had a bottle of the apple brandy that had previously been in the rum cask. So I'm tasting them together to see what carried over. The rum definitely has some of the floral notes from the apple brandy but much more subdued. Specifically, I picked up notes of rose with a burst of grapefruit and something earthy in the background. The taste is definely influenced from the apple brandy cask. Lots of notes it'd expect from a fruit brandy. Floral like the nose but with the addition of ginger and a little peppery. The finish is round but quite short. The floral and earthy notes from the nose are back. Overall, it's a bit spirity for my tastes. I'd like to see how this would have tasted after a longer maturation time. Its definely interesting. The Apple brandy is nice too if that's your thing. Very floral and fresh.
Nose is grappa style almost with notes of alcohol and hints of lemon and cherry. The mouth is light as the colour suggests, but with a fair degree or harsh young burn and real peppery notes. Finish is unremarkable with more malt and a bit off green vegetation notes. Over time and the longer you spend with it the more it fades a little into mediocrity