Worthy Park RA Jamaica Rum WP 2007
Highly regarded as an unusually herbal, citrus-driven Worthy Park with well-integrated 59.1% ABV. Complex, dry and characterful, praised for its unique nose and strong value for money.
Curious Jamaican fans and cask-strength drinkers who enjoy dry, herbal, citrus-led profiles and want to explore an offbeat side of Worthy Park.
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How does this rum taste?
Herbal, citrusy, very untypical WP
You’ll enjoy this if you like high-proof Jamaicans and want a seriously different take: think mandarin, herbs and lemongrass rather than the usual banana-forward Worthy Park profile.
Beginners, those sensitive to 59% ABV, or drinkers expecting classic banana-heavy WP or clearly sweet, easygoing rum.
The first sip tastes. Fruits, citrus, a little salt. Second sip. Tastes even better to me. Some wood, but not too much. Pineapple, perhaps not the ingenious barbecue pineapple from the grill known from some Hampdens, but already noticeably a fruit basket, as you can otherwise only drag away on Sunday mornings at the Hamburg fish market. The alcohol is well integrated.
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About the Worthy Park distillery
The Worthy Park distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Worthy Park have been reviewed 5,198 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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The first sip tastes. Fruits, citrus, a little salt. Second sip. Tastes even better to me. Some wood, but not too much. Pineapple, perhaps not the ingenious barbecue pineapple from the grill known from some Hampdens, but already noticeably a fruit basket, as you can otherwise only drag away on Sunday mornings at the Hamburg fish market. The alcohol is well integrated.
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
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.
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.