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- Subtle citrus aroma
- Hints of spice
- Gentle warm finish
The Plantation Duvel Beer Barrel Aged rum is a distinctive Trinidadian spirit distilled from molasses using a column still at the T.D.L distillery. Bottled by Maison Ferrand, it has aged for nearly 12 years, featuring a 45.2% ABV. This rum presents a light aroma profile marked by citrus, young wood, and pastries, while the palate delivers a thin, fruity experience with hints of young wood and spice. Reviews highlight a slightly bitter finish and a perceived lack of body and complexity, with some users noting beer barrel influences and pastry traces. Ideal for those seeking a subtle, easy-going rum experience.
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The T.D.L distillery is located in Trinidad. Rums from T.D.L have been reviewed 6,156 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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"It lacks some power, making the rum seem thin. Aftertaste quite bitter."
"Plutôt engageant au nez mais il ne se passe pas grand chose en bouche. Un peu de piment, un peu de bois, un peu d'amertume. Un caramel très discret en fin de bouche. Bof bof."
"pretty thin, not much comes across from the Duvel beer barrel"
"Nose: fresh citrus, vanilla and pastry notes The attack on the palate is again very (too) gentle on fruit and young wood. The finish is short, with notes of almond and, above all, bitter beer. As with Jamaica 2013, the Finish Duvel is clearly perceptible on the finish, but this rum is far too flat! Big disappointment with these 2 Finish Duvels. If anything, the Jamaica 2013 is even better than this Trinidad. But we've saved the best for last to raise the bar (and not by a little!) ..."