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- Complex aromatic nose
- Harmonious fruit and spice blend
- Exclusive 40-year age
The Rum Artesanal Jamaica Rum MRJB, produced and bottled by Heinz Eggert GmbH, represents a unique 40-year-aged Jamaican spirit distilled in 1982. Crafted from molasses using pot and column stills, it emerges as a cask strength rum with a 45.1% ABV. Its profile is marked by a nose of intense spice, tropical fruits, and peaches, while Woody, roasted, and marzipan notes dominate the palate. Enthusiasts often note the initial nose's complexity and balance, but express that the taste and finish are less impressive, citing a rather thin and subdued experience relative to expectations. Despite being a limited release of just 236 bottles, it appears to be an intriguing offering but falls short of the remarkable standards expected of such a high-priced, aged rum.
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"A 40-year-old rum is not often in the glass. The nose surprises with a great intensity - the 45.1% is not felt here at all. On the palate, however, the expectation can not be kept - the rum has simply too little power and evaporates too quickly. The bottom line is still a great experience."
"Exquisite nose with dense tropical fruit aromatics, subtle woodiness and elegant sweetness. Promising up to this point, even if it is not a firework of complexity. On the palate then unfortunately surprisingly thin, although the flavor picture of the nose is repeated and is still complemented by toasty flavors, but taste-wise it remains overall somewhat weak on the chest to slight wateriness."
"Trotz des niedrigen ABV zeigt sich der MRJB in der Nase sehr intensiv. Die jamaikanische Herkunft ist nicht zu verleugnen, es dominieren Aromen von Früchten, Holz und Tabak. Alle Aromen sind schön miteinander verwoben, der Geruch macht richtig Lust auf mehr. Am Gaumen kann er jedoch nicht mithalten: Zwar ist der Rum unglaublich weich und die Holznote ist für das Alter überraschend zurückhaltend (man denke da nur an den 1991er KFM oder die alten Appletons), aber insgesamt ist der Geschmack recht dünn. Zumindest für eine Flasche, die auf den Liter hochgerechnet 900 Euro kostet. Das Alter macht diesen Rum fraglos zu etwas Besonderem. Aber es ist keine Abfüllung, die man probiert haben muss. Preis: 449 Euro pro 0,5 Liter"
"In itself, a beautiful old Jamaica blend with surprisingly little wood and a nice mixture of tropical fruits, herbs, marzipan and milk chocolate with slightly bitter-roasty overtones. Overall, however, unfortunately just really too thin and not worth nearly 1000€ the liter. Sorry..."