Nobilis Enmore (Versailles) No. 8 (Cavavin Belval) VSG 1990
Highly praised classic Versailles profile: dark wood, smoke, spice and citrus in a balanced, dry, complex package that rewards slow sipping and lovers of old-school Demerara character.
Seasoned enthusiasts who enjoy dry, woody, smoky Demeraras and want a clean, unsugared glimpse of the Versailles wooden still at serious age and cask strength.
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Textbook old-school Versailles wood still
If you already enjoy other 1990 VSG or Demeraras like Nobilis/Velier Versailles, this keeps the same dark-woody, smoky lane—less wild, more refined, ideal when you want classic structure.
Beginners, sweetness-seekers, or anyone sensitive to firm oak, dryness, or high pricing in relation to perceived complexity.
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About the Enmore (Versailles) distillery
The Enmore (Versailles) distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Enmore (Versailles) have been reviewed 492 times with an average of 8.8/10.
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Nice, classic Versailles profile with excellent balance of pencil shavings, tea, citrus, wet wood and tart spice notes of pepper, licorice and anise. Definitely brings in rough edges, resulting in an exciting complexity as none of the notes swing out negatively. The VSG 90 profile is of consistently high quality, to which this bottling also impressively testifies.
C’est donc en 1990 dans l’alambic en bois Versailles, de la distillerie désormais disparue Enmore, que ce rhum de mélasse est né. Il a vieilli ensuite 30 ans, dans un fût de chêne US Ex-Bourbon, sous climat continental, avant d’être embouteillé en 2020 en BDF à 53.8%, par Nobilis, en édition limitée de 213 bouteilles (sélection par Cavavin Belval) ! Pour rappel, l’alambic a été déplacé ensuite chez Uitvlugt et depuis 1999 chez Diamond, désormais l’unique distillerie du pays. Nez typique de l’alambic en bois Versailles : sombre-boisé-fumé avec beaucoup d’épices. Nez élégant avec un soupçon d’eucalyptus En bouche c’est un peu moins fort sur le côté casserole brûlé typique des Versailles. C’est bien évidemment épicé mais on retrouve également un profil fruité (pomme/poire) avec une touche d’amande. La finale est chaude sur un boisé fumé. Ayant généralement plus de mal avec les Versailles, je trouve cette sélection excellente avec un très beau nez et une bouche pas trop lourde. Il ne lui manque qu’un peu plus de longueur et de folie pour le rendre parfait. On se retrouve demain pour notre BBQ de fin de saison !
You can taste all the Versailles wood pot still in this rum! Dark, woody, smoky and lots of spice to go along with it! The only note that doesn't make me give it a higher rating is that a little monochord throughout the tasting but if you want to feel what a pot still in wood can offer you this is definitely a rum to try!