Nobilis Enmore (Versailles) No. 15 REV 2006
Highly praised dark Demerara: complex, woody and bitter-sweet with mocha, black tea and dried fruits. Alcohol and oak are intense yet well integrated, rewarding patience and plenty of aeration.
Fans of dark, bitter-leaning Demeraras who enjoy mocha, licorice, heavy oak and black tea notes at robust cask strength.
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How does this rum taste?
Dark, bitter-sweet Demerara heavyweight
If you like serious Demeraras like SBS or Romdeluxe 2006 REVs, this Nobilis gives a slightly fruitier yet still very dark, bitter-sweet take that many RumX users rate even higher.
Those sensitive to bitterness or high ABV, and drinkers looking for soft, sweet, fruity rums with minimal wood influence.
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About the Enmore (Versailles) distillery
The Enmore (Versailles) distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Enmore (Versailles) have been reviewed 492 times with an average of 8.8/10.
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Greatest Guyana I've had the pleasure of tasting!
Probably one of the best Guyanas in this year for me. Impressed.
Compared to the 1994, it doesn't have that rotten wood aspect that I don't like. On the other hand, I think they've added a big ladleful of molasses to the barrel, which makes it very round, even nauseating. One glass at a time is more than enough for me. I also find the nose surprisingly discreet, perhaps a little closed because of the additions... With oxidation, the nauseating side disappears. It's simply an excellent rum.
Auto-translatedGreat REV! Dark, malty and complex. The fruit is not in the first place, but always accompanies the aromatics. One tastes the eight years of tropical storage in my opinion very well, thereby the barrel has worked well. Bitternotes are quite present, but not yet exaggerated. 2006 can definitely also what.
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