Port Mourant & Uitvlugt & Diamond El Dorado Blended In The Barrel PM ICBU SVW 2010 9yr 49,6%
Introducing the El Dorado Blended In The Barrel PM ICBU SVW, a fascinating Guyanese rum from the renowned Port Mourant, Uitvlugt, and Diamond distilleries. Distilled in 2010 from molasses using both Pot and Column Stills, this rum is aged for 9 years and has an ABV of 49.6%. Featuring delightful nutty and orange aromas, it is characterized by woody and herbal notes with a touch of clove. On the palate, you'll find a balanced blend of clove, woody, spicy, and cinnamon flavors along with a hint of cocoa. Described as a great introductory rum to the world of Guyana rums, it is notably complex but considered by some to be overpriced. Overall, the El Dorado Blended In The Barrel PM ICBU SVW is a delightful combination of Demerara flavors and rich caramel sweetness, making it a unique and enjoyable choice for rum enthusiasts.
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El Dorado PM ICBU SVW, a bold Guyanese blend, teases with Demerara notes and a balance of sweet caramel with hints of herbs, wood, and spices. Delightfully complex yet polarizing; some find it overpriced and too sweet. Ideal for those exploring Guyana rums.
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El Dorado
RX1159
49,6%
Pot & Column Still Rum
2010
PM ICBU SVW
Molasses
Pot and Column Still
9 years
70cl
Under 250€
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About the Port Mourant & Uitvlugt & Diamond distillery
The Port Mourant & Uitvlugt & Diamond distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Port Mourant & Uitvlugt & Diamond have been reviewed 29 times with an average of 7.8/10.
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crazyforgoodbooze
25 September 2022
“Exciting blend! Diamond brings the sweetness and caramel, Port mourant the herbs and spice, uitvlugt the typical bitter and woody pencil shavings. Nice entry rum into the Guyana world and very balanced! For me in terms of complexity the best of the 4 blended in the barrel editions!🙏”
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Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
23 November 2020
“Because I had the third one, I decided to give that one a go as well. This was a step backwards from the previous one, but at least you get the demarare part. I wonder what would have been the end result had these 3 been matured individually, a rare cask? The 3 destillates have been blended in the barrel right after being destilled and the aged together. The price is too high for these 2010 bottles.”
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Rodolphe
4 April 2022
“Le rhumfest m'a enfin permis de goûter ces bouteilles tant décriées. Alors oui c'est (très) cher pour du rhum d'une dizaine d'années, malgré le vieillissement tropical, c'est le plus gros reproche que je ferai. C'est assez rond, peut être un peu trop, par le coté caramel habituel chez El dorado. Mais sinon c'est bon au final, c'est comme du El Dorado 21 (version 2020) en un peu mieux. Les bouteilles sont assez proches les unes des autres mais ce sont des blends donc cela s'explique aussi. Au final je trouve que ces bouteilles autour des 100€ seraient une bonne affaire pour découvrir de beaux blends guyanais plaisants et accessibles sans tomber sur des trucs très spécifiques. C'était d'ailleurs peut être l'idée mais malheureusement, bien trop cher. Le violet était celui que j'ai préféré.”