Rest & Be Thankful Clarendon MDR
Aromas of tropical fruit, pear, and wood carry onto a palate with gentle esters, honey, and a smooth, light profile. The community finds it approachable and fruity, ideal for those seeking an easygoing Jamaican experience.
Tropical fruit, light esters and honey—easygoing Jamaican charm.
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How does this rum taste?
- Fresh tropical fruit and pear aroma
- Approachable light Jamaican funk
- Smooth, easy-drinking profile
Bright tropical fruit and pear lead the way in this 9-year-old Clarendon MDR, joined by woody and lightly funky esters. The palate stays true to the nose with honey and a subtle ester lift, making for a gently complex, welcoming Jamaican style. This limited Rest & Be Thankful bottling is an easy sipper, especially suited to those exploring the lighter side of Jamaica. Worth discovering for fans of fresh fruit and accessible funk.
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About the Clarendon distillery
The Clarendon distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Clarendon have been reviewed 4,749 times with an average of 8.2/10.
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"Quite tasty, actually. No ordinary Jamaican, something does not quite fit here. But okay :)"
"Works supprsingly well with the low ABV. Clearly noticeable (continental) Clarendon notes. Pleasant and enjoyable."
"Based on the previous reviews, I would have expected something worse in the glass. But it's not that bad either. Thanks DomM for the sample. I think this rum needs a little more time in the glass, then it will be fine."
"A young Clarendon with limited potential. The nose offers some tropical fruit, pear, a hint of esters, woody, spicy, vegetal and floral notes. A rather thin and soft profile, lacking character and depth. The palate follows the same pattern, adding a hint of young wood, nutmeg and sweetness. There's not much more to say, except that it's rather bland and the flavors seem a little unbalanced. The dilution also gives a slightly watery profile. The finish surprisingly persists tropical fruits, spices, young wood and esters. While it won't convince purists, it will be a good rum to introduce sensitive palates to the world of Jamaican rums."