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Labourdonnais 2010 from Mauritius is an intriguing cask-strength rum bottled by Liquid Treasures, showcasing a smoky profile that invites comparisons to whisky, with notes of ginger and floral undertones. Aged for 10 years, this limited release of 353 bottles has left whisky aficionados pleasantly surprised, while traditional rum connoisseurs found the whisky-like influence overpowering. With a 51.9% ABV, its whiskey-inspired smokiness dominates, providing a challenging yet intriguing palate. Despite mixed reviews on its unusual finish, its unique character captures both critique and appreciation, making it a distinctive collectible for those intrigued by the fusion of whisky and rum flavors.
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The Labourdonnais distillery is located in Mauritius. Rums from Labourdonnais have been reviewed 286 times with an average of 7.0/10.
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Strange finish that does not give me Barbados wibes at all. Maybe it is because of the cask finish or unexpected associations, but not my case at all . Rather disappointing :-( I just don’t understand why you would ruin a good distillatie like this
From the nose to the finish dominate very smoky whiskey notes!A pure rum flavor is hard to define!Overall, however, who likes smoky whiskey, a pleasant rum that spreads creamy soft in the mouth!In the finish join still slightly grassy flavors added
It must have a whisky finish! Unfortunately, it's not my cup of tea.
Would have tasted blind on a light Lowland whiskey tipped. With a few dashes of herbal lemonade and cold mint tea. No complexity monster, but definitely very idiosyncratic. Is not an Agricole by definition, but goes in this direction.