Grays S.B.S Mauritius French Oak & Moscatel 2010 10yr 52%
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Details about this rum
Country
Distillery
Bottler
Brand
S.B.S
RumX ID
RX11101
ABV
52%
Category
Column Still Rum
Vintage
2010
Made from
Molasses
Distillation
Column Still
Age
10 years
Bottle volume
20cl
Price range
<50€
Type of spirit
Rum
How is the price of this rum developing?
Ø Market value
25€
The RumX community has already added 7 bottles to their collections:
closed
4
opened
0
emptied
3
Open rate
43%
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About the Grays distillery
The Grays distillery is located in Mauritius. Rums from Grays have been reviewed 2,079 times with an average of 7.9/10.
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Timo Groeger
Jan 11, 2025
"Der letzte für mich aus der S.B.S Mauritius Reihe, holt mich aber grad irgendwie nicht ab. Die Nase ist recht holzig, aber auch getrocknete Früchte sind erkennbar. Am Gaumen dann auch Holz/Eiche, aber auch etwas Rotwein."
Gunnar Böhme "Bauerngaumen" 🤓
Jun 21, 2024
"Yes, the New Grove DNA is already clearly recognizable on the nose. The alcohol is also well integrated. But overall, the rum is a little too tart and almost boring for me. Is this due to the Moscatel finish? Nevertheless, it's still a good rum, even if it's not at the top of the New Grove league."
Lot-NAS
Nov 5, 2024
"What can I say, the 2009 Chestnut brother / sister was more to my liking. The finish is a bit overwhelming leaving no room for the character of the spirit (except for some fruits / red tea on the nose). It is nice but pretty generic at the same time."
Anonymous
Sep 28, 2024
"Sweet grape meet sweet spirit. Brandy, smoky peaches, not sure what to think of it."