How does this rum taste?
- Complex flavor profile
- Well-integrated alcohol
- Distinctive Ten Cane character
This limited edition rum from Ten Cane distillery in Trinidad, bottled by Romdeluxe, boasts a complex profile. Distilled in 2008 from sugar cane juice and aged for 13 years, this cask strength rum offers an ABV of 64%. Users describe a harmonious balance of sour cherry, chocolate, wood, and subtle hints of licorice and salty cocoa. While the rum's robust alcohol presence is well-integrated, its distinctive Ten Cane character shines through with fruity, woody, and slightly bitter barrel notes. As a limited release with only 259 bottles available, this rum is a must-try for enthusiasts of rich, well-aged profiles looking for unique tasting experiences.
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About the Ten Cane distillery
The Ten Cane distillery is located in Trinidad. Rums from Ten Cane have been reviewed 811 times with an average of 8.3/10.
To Ten Cane
"Incredibly good ten cane. Very elegant and drinkable, in contrast to my previous benchmark ten canes of duchess less complex and almost unusually sweet for this style but also extremely round and mild."
"Another retasting with a few extra points. The glue is very clear on the profile, especially the nose. ----- Previous tasting ----- This is a lovely rum from Ten Cane and the price tag matches what you get. The nose is fruity with molasses and a mix of chocolate and wood. The palate is lightly dry, lightly bitter but well balanced. Wood, licorice, chocolate and cherries are mixed with nice caramel. The finish is long and lightly dry with wood and chocolate."
"TenCane is very different from TDL. This one had a very French Oak vibe with a typical acidic not. Not unlike Armagnac/cognac. Wood and dry tannins rule this palate. Some red fruits and cherry pop out. A very chewable dram."
"Very nice Ten Cane. Fruity, chocolaty, woody."