Enmore Flensburg Rum Company Guyana (Kirsch Whisky) KFM 1991 30yr 51,9%

"The 2020 was not quite our rum, it was too bitter for us and thus quite one-dimensional. In the still one year older barrel, this bitterness and the tannins are also still clearly present, but surprisingly more relaxed and homogeneously integrated into the overall aroma. This leaves more room for the spiciness and dried fruit. We liked it considerably better. The finish is very long and varied with a very long final mint note."

"What a beast! 90s Versailles they can in Flensburg. Yes, the rum is bitter, but it is also damn horny! You look in vain for fruit here - some dried fruit flashes through here and there. The dirty notes dominate: Tar, resin, swarming, leather, smoke and wood. This doesn't sound like my preferred profile, but it goes 100%. The mouthfeel is so intense yet well balanced with no off notes - this is very impressive. Compared to the RA, the bitterness is much better integrated into the herbaceous aromatic spectrum and the alcohol is very well integrated. Another top Demerera from FRC!Compared to the RA and the Nobilis also by far the best bottling."

"This is a super KFM in my mind and at release the price was really good compared to what you get. A heavy and dirty KFM with some fruit and nice herbal notes as well as leather and smoky wood. The finish is extremely as in extremely long and the empty glass is like heaven after an hour. Even the day after the notes were still present in the glass."

"Really good rum. I like it very much. Beautifully complex and multilayered, long finish. But already quite bitter."

"A very intense and balanced good rum... a pleasant nose and complex on the palate ... the finish is long, woody and slightly bitter... A successful bottling"

"Less bitter and dry than the predecessor. The higher alcohol content also suits the KFM very well. Great rum!"

"I like it much better than its predecessor. The nose perhaps a little less complex and deep than the 2020, but still at a high level. For this a little more herbs and herbal, perhaps some tea? In contrast, however, the rum delivers much more flavors on the palate than was the case last year. A strong woodiness is still present and probably somehow characteristic of this marrow, yet it does not come in the form of an all-covering bitterness. This rather binds into the overall flavor, leaving room for dark fruits, licorice, pepper and spices.KFM will probably not be my favorite mark, but this bottling I like already very much. However, also here a high price, there are better for me."