Nobilis Enmore No. 12 EHP 2002
Highly praised as a balanced, dry Enmore with well-integrated alcohol, herbal–tea notes and subtle fruit. Many see it as a solid, traditional Demerara, especially after some oxidation.
Fans of classic, dry Guyanese rums who enjoy herbal, tea, leather and woody notes over sweetness, and want a balanced cask-strength Enmore that rewards a bit of airtime.
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How does this rum taste?
Dry, herbal Enmore crowd-pleaser
If you like traditional, drier Demeraras and enjoy herbal tea and wood notes, this is a safe Enmore pick—just don’t expect the depth of the legendary 90s casks.
Those wanting big, intense flavors, heavy molasses sweetness or an obvious oak-driven, concentrated Demerara profile for the high price tag.
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About the Enmore distillery
The Enmore distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Enmore have been reviewed 4,357 times with an average of 8.8/10.
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While I was quite disappointed with the freshly opened bottle and had to deducte a couple of points from my initial rating, a few weeks oxidation really help this Enmore. Alcoholic bite is gone and fruitiness is much more intense alongside a mild sweetness. Therefore score is up a couple of point again 😅
Well-integrated alcohol on the nose, with tapioca and a hint of vegetable soup. With leather and young wood. The palate is balanced with brown sugar aromas, but the flavors are neither very deep nor very broad. The rum is a little narrow and diluted. The finish is refined and long. I'm a little disappointed by this rum, which promised a lot. It's a far cry from El Dorado's early Demerara series.
Auto-translatedAt the second attempt, it tastes much better and more suitable to me. Subtle approaches between smoky and burnt in combination with herbs and some chocolate, plus fruit.Edit: RumX Advent 13.12.22Mmmh. Difficult...The chocolate led me first to Belize, later to Foursuare. But somehow there were still floral/floral notes.Taste slightly metallic, chocolate, licorice, fruit, nutmeg, relatively dry, finish get. Apricot and peach.Alcohol top integrated. Very fine.mich treibts somehow to Guyana. Also since the rum is relatively low volume. Had estimated an Enmore 88 from Nobilis. 👍🏼
Auto-translatedA very restrained nose! Even after a long time it does not really open... surprisingly, I also perceive something solvent, which I can not assign to the Enmore so at all, as well as the floral side after geraniums, whose scent I do not like!The palate fits more into the profile, which is also not very pronounced!The rather boring finish I felt as relatively short!This Enmore seems to me somehow unbalanced and inconsistent!Today in RumX Day 13 I have him the 2.te times in the glass!On the whole I remain with my opinion, however, he is now more pleasing to me and gets therefore 2 points more
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