Rum Artesanal Jamaica Rum WP
Herbal-citrus WP, unique and well integrated
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RumX members love this atypical Worthy Park for its vibrant herbal-citrus profile and surprisingly well-integrated 59.1% strength. Expect fresh wood and fruity sweetness on the nose, with notes many describe as mandarin, lemongrass and white pepper, followed by vanilla/butterscotch and a mint‑eucalyptus lift. Frequently praised for value and explored neat, though a few detect a slightly synthetic, gin-like streak. A popular, conversation-starting release with strong community confidence.
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About the Worthy Park distillery
The Worthy Park distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Worthy Park have been reviewed 4,994 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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Wow, for me one of the best Jamaicans so far had, apart from the Appelton Hearts! A brilliant nose, soft, balanced, fruity sweet, with fine wood. Then on the palate the floral notes come to the fore,classy,sweet,with fine spice and wood. These notes continue through the finish. I am thrilled.
3rd blind taste looking for the best Worthy “the secret distillery” Park. This time we have: H. Velier 2005, 57,8% OB Conquete 2007 WPM, 55% RA 2007, 59,1% C: D Gold N: This is Gin, not rum! Think of a light aged Hendrick´s. You could associate the smell as being too herbal or too spicy, but for me it´s too botanical, too NOT-rum. Unique and weird, to say the least. After 20min the Gin aromas has settled a bit and I get glimpses of that dense blend of coconut, vanilla and sweet burn sugar and coffee I relate to Foursquare rums. Weird again M: Soft although having the highest ABV. The Gin appears again with an earthy taste. It is not sweet which is a big let-down for me. This might have to do with the fact that I also get a kind of strong burnt coffee taste. F: White pepper, lots B: No
Call me totally off my rocker, but this WP is blatantly catching me off guard! 😳 I have never had an olfactory comparable rum in the glass. This is supposed to be a WP? Would never have recognized it as such in my life. The reddish color associates red fruit - and I actually have that in my nose, but in a really stark, tart, very pithy form. Or is it something from the herb or vegetable garden? 🤔 I know this distinctive scent, but can't place it. It's driving me crazy! But what I can only repeat: the nose absolutely catches me! ❤️ On the palate, this does not continue quite so, it remains the impression of a really solid, strong rum.Conclusion: Mainly because of the unusual, crazy nose, this rum will find its lovers.
Absolutely extraordinary smell and taste worlds open up - in the nose planty-grassy aromas and green fruit and vegetable notes come to the fore, where I have immediate associations with green gooseberries, fruit bushes and grass, as well as subtle fresh herbs. Reminds me of pulling through the bushes on a spring day in the garden - I do not know so at all from rum. Next to it I have to think of unripe citrus fruits. On the palate, the impressions continue, though some typical Worthy Park notes come through here - dark pepper, some banana, caramel, smoke and wood. A very special profile that you have to like. Gets a little exotic bonus, but this certainly won't be my next Daily Sipper.