Les Grands Alambics Sea and Sun 1999
Highly praised as a dry, whisky‑leaning Trinidad with green apple, pepper and oak. Atypical yet well-made profile that rewards patient sipping and appeals to bourbon/whisky fans.
Whisky and bourbon drinkers curious about dry, oak-driven rums with green apple and pepper, plus rum fans who enjoy atypical, non-tropical Trinidad profiles.
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Whisky‑style Trinidad for curious explorers
If you enjoy dry, oak-forward whiskies, this Trinidad is a great bridge into rum—complex, peppery and apple-driven rather than lush and sweet.
Those seeking sweet, tropical, or classic TDL notes, and anyone sensitive to noticeable alcohol or expecting a very long, warm finish.
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Un trinidad très fumé.. On a l'impression de goûter un whisky.. Alcool super intégré
Bon TDL mais sans les marqueurs habituels, tourné vers le Whisky. Loin d’être extravagant, beaucoup de poivre et de pomme selon moi.
Nez caramel, boisé et avec des esters. Une pointe d'acidité type pomme verte. La bouche est différente avec des notes boisées et torréfiées. De la vanille. Du poivre. Une sensation de whisky presque. Malheureusement, alcool très présent et pas très bien intégré. Finale sur des notes de caramel et de café. Pas mauvais. Mais j'en attendais plus. Dommage.
Belle robe or. Un nez fruité (côté verger plutôt que tropical) et frais. Une noix fraîche. Des herbes. Il lui faut du temps. La bouche est dans la même lignée. Plutôt léger, il rappelle un whisky plutôt jeune. Il semble presque aqueux. Final moyen à courte. Profil pas très chaleureux. Pas très à mon goût...