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The "Single Cask Rum" from the Clarendon distillery in Jamaica offers a distinctive Jamaican profile. Aged for 10 years and bottled by Dràm Mòr, this limited release (only 255 bottles) is cask strength with a robust 63% ABV. It prominently features aromas of overripe fruit, raisins, bananas, pineapples, and oak. Its palate is marked by banana, charred notes, and woody undertones, with a slightly burnt aspect. User reviews highlight its Jamaican funk and overripe fruit character, though some describe it as lacking integration and finesse. Despite being potent, the rum hints at tropical sweetness and has a long, warm finish. Its unique blend of flavors is sure to interest collectors and rum aficionados alike.
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About the Clarendon distillery
The Clarendon distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Clarendon have been reviewed 4,776 times with an average of 8.2/10.
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16.12.2022 Enjoying some samples at home with a good friend. Notes Medium to dark in colour. Nose Light wood, esters, fruity, light ginger, banana, light pineapple, light grass, faint ginger. Palate Oily, fresh, wood, light roasted, fruity, pineapple, light banana, medium spicy, faint floral, light ester. Finish Medium long, fresh, wood, light roasted, fruity, light pineapple, faint herbs, faint anise.
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Tasted during our latest Road Rummers tasting. Very pleasant rum with nice level of funk, but not blowing me of my chair. If I am not wrong, this was the overall winner of the evening, but not in my personal taste book…
A big nose, best integrated Clarendon nose I have come across recently, some Demerara elements and great fruit. Mouth brings notes of mocha and a slight burn from the alcohol, overripe tropical fruit, cacao and spice. More present at times, not as integrated as it could be. Finish is long with a hint of capaccino and spice. It’s a powerful rum although lacks finesse. Good but not great