Long Pond Plantation Ambre Ferrand Finish (The Nectar) CRV 1993

Legendary stuff of the gods! 🤤 Even after such a long time in the barrel, not overtaken, still super intense-spicy, funky & fruity... And 76.8% ? Are you kidding me? 🤣 It feels like it has a maximum of 63%... Alk is extremely well integrated even if it bites a little but this thing is really fun! Tastes like a kind of prune-baked banana balsamic, furry kiwi & mango with some dates & mint, various baking spices, slightly burnt wood, tannins and caramelized coconut ... Simply wonderful! Blindly, I would put this on top of what is probably the best 1994 New Yarmouth. Absolutely awesome....

Another incredible plantation bottling! An almost perfect balance in every respect.

When crosstasted with other Long Ponds, this one is a little more tamed in the glass. Again, quite a lot of accessible notes such as coconut, ger. Nuts, various spices, tropical and dried fruits, caramel and some glue in the background. Edit: Gets more intense/better with a lot of time in the glass.

again such a Plantation bottling that proves courage! Like the HJF 2002, with over 70% and leave that so without reducing! The courage has also paid off here fully: The notes of mango, coconut, prune, toffee, milk chocolate are wonderfully accentuated by the high ABV, almost no sharpness! Chapeau!

A horny drop. Enormous power thanks to almost 77% vol. Nevertheless, the alcohol is very well integrated. A slight sweetness pairs with the typical LP flavor profile. Middle finger finish.

amazing column still, really alcohol-intense, full of strike

A truly surprising Rum in every way! First of all, the ABV is extremely well integrated on both the nose and the palate, and the tropical maturation is just perfect, not too woody and fruity to perfection. An excellent long-weight column!

Was für eine Granate … sehr leckerer Stoff und genau mein Ding. Satte tropische Lagerung mit feinen Eiche, Vanille und Toffee Noten, etwas Kokosnuss und Kakao sowie tropische Früchte (Mango, Papaya) und Leim. Man könnte meinen man hat einen tropischen Column Guyana im Glas.

76.8% alcohol!!! If it were not on the label, I would not have believed it! But from the start: the nose spreads a strong fruit of ripe plum and mango, accompanied by pleasant sweetness and delicate vanilla!On the palate, the rum spreads pleasantly with fruitiness and sweetness, which is then followed by a slight spicy sharpness and vanilla! In harmony with roasted nuts! Overall very balanced and round! No trace of alcoholic spiciness! Incredibly! Since quite excellent work was done! The only downer is the relatively short and unspectacular finish, too bad ... that costs the rum unfortunately a two points! Nevertheless, an excellent rum

Zuerst mal ein dickes Dankeschön an SaibotZtar für diesen geilen Megasplit von Plantation mit einigen wirklichen mittlerweile raren Abfüllungen. Bin ehrlich stark begeistert, was doch so Plantation jetzt Plantery kann.

The nose is extremely fruity (not at all alcoholic). We are far from the very expressive High ester, we are closer to the greedy nose of Foursquare. We have mango, pineapple and spices full of nostril. It is attractive. In the mouth it is rich and powerful on the spices. It is very woody (normal after 28 years of ageing) but we have a fruit salad that intensifies as the tasting goes on and greedy coconut in the final fireworks. It is clearly a great success, a real tasting rum that finishes in beauty a nice lineup.

What a power. Really outstanding.

Nose suffers a bit from the 27 years of aging. It feels slightly too woody and spicy. However, on the palate, it is much more well balanced, fruity and round with an impressive aromatic concentration. This rum is fire 🔥

The profile is clearly different from the Long Pond 1993 LPS. Much less fruity, less esters, but much more tropical wood influence. Blind I would probably have typed him in the direction of tropical Guyana such as the Eldorados.

Reason solid alcohol mega incorporated