Nobilis Enmore No. 10 (Rum Exchange) KFM
Deep aromas of wood, leather, and coffee meet a palate rich in oak, leather, and bitter mocha. RumX tasters call it bold and complex—an adventurous choice for lovers of dark, robust Guyanese rums.
Woody leather, licorice, and coffee; bitter, bold, complex.
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How does this rum taste?
- Intense woody and leathery character
- Complex herbal and menthol notes
- Well-integrated alcohol for age
Dark wood, leather, and hints of licorice and roasted coffee give this 29-year Guyana Enmore a bold, complex profile. The palate leans bitter and oaky, balanced by subtle herbal, dried plum, and menthol notes that keep it intriguing for fans of mature Demerara styles. Worth exploring for those who appreciate powerfully woody, leathery rums with a unique edge.
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About the Enmore distillery
The Enmore distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Enmore have been reviewed 3,928 times with an average of 8.8/10.
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"Rum-X Calendar 2024 Very nice color in the glass! On the nose I thought we were visiting the Caroni Distillery but it's too bitter and not enough tar/diesel/car repair. I think we have a really old Guyana Enmore KFM in the glass today and because of the intense bitterness I'm guessing RX7441. Resolution: a different good KFM from 1991 than I suspected. I didn't know this one yet. It is already borderline bitter. Rating -0.1 ----- The nose already reveals aromas that usually only appear on the palate or in the finish: woody, licorice, herbs and coffee, for example. On the palate: a powerful board! But with lots of little nuances, great! The alcohol gives just the right boost. Finish: very woody and very on the bitter side, but again with lots of nuances that don't let the bitterness get boring. A very good rum on the verge of "excellent", but the bitterness doesn't really appeal to me. An exciting experience!"
"It‘s a good one! Maybe it‘s diluted, because i was missing the power… the finish is really short, only the wood notes remain. Very impressive enmore nose, fruity, woody, nutty, leather, some fresh minty/licorice notes and a lot of rubber. Lovely nose😍 All these notes continues in mouth. In addition i found some notes of apricots. The finish is quite unspectacular short. All these notes disapper after some seconds, the wood is the only taste which remains. It‘s a good KFM 91, but can‘t keep up with the KFM‘s from Flensburg."
"Too woody for me, especially on the finish. Update 2023-08-19: Today probably the more suitable, because tropical outdoor temperature for tasting. After 30 min of breathing the tropical big city broth, the old rum presents itself clearly oily and only a little woody astringent, but still relatively bitter and not a bit fruity. So you can get one point more out under optimal conditions 😉."
"Dry and wet wood. On the nose, smells of wood polish and turpentine. Taste-wise, I also had gas notes. Decent bitterness in the mouth, also rubber and pencil...a dirty Versailles. Overall less good than the Flensburg, but still very good."