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- Exceptional depth and complexity
- Well-balanced flavor layers
- Rich spiced and herbal profile
The Greenheart MEV, produced at the revered Enmore (Versailles) distillery in Guyana and bottled by Distilia, is a distinguished rum distilled in 1985 from molasses using a Single Wooden Pot Still. With an impressive age of 36 years, this limited-edition spirit (only 101 bottles) is bottled at cask strength, with an ABV of 50.4%. The aroma profile features a balanced blend of vanilla, herbal, floral, and earthy nuances. On the palate, users appreciate its complexity, highlighted by spices, herbal tones, tea, and an earthy richness. Collectors and enthusiasts commend its exceptional depth and harmony, enjoying the layers that unfold with each sip.
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About the Enmore (Versailles) distillery
The Enmore (Versailles) distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Enmore (Versailles) have been reviewed 443 times with an average of 8.8/10.
To Enmore (Versailles)
"Very pretty nose, typical of Versailles. Big herbaceous notes of thyme and tea fill the nostrils with freshness, followed by notes of pencil shavings and resinous sap. The oak is discreet, while the spices show the tip of their nose with anise, licorice, pepper and smokier notes of incense. Citrus zest and prunes make way for medicinal notes ranging from beeswax to polish. A remarkably deep and complex nose. The attack on the palate is very pleasant. The oily, refined character blends well with the depth and complexity of the aromas. Flavors of aromatic herbs, tea, pencil shavings and tobacco appear on a more earthy, vegetal bent, followed by a profusion of spices ranging from licorice, anise, cloves, pepper and vanilla. Toasty oak goes hand in hand with leather, which lends a bit of bitterness with the herbs. Molasses, honey and caramel add a little sweetness to this subtle but very complex profile. The alcohol is very well integrated. The finish is rather delicate and refined, but lingers on the palate with herbaceous notes (thyme, tea), dried fruit (grape, apricot), pencil and tobacco notes, oak and caramelized notes leading to molasses. The spices are relatively mild, but tantalize the palate with rather seductive touches of honey, toast and salt. A superb antique Enmore, of which there must be very few left on earth."
"On a par with the RA! Beautiful pencil note with round, balanced complexity at the same time!"
"89 points. I’m glad to have tasted this 36 year old rum. Versailles is always hit or miss in my book as I dislike the heavy herbal notes that some of them present. This one has those notes present but they don’t overpower the other notes as is the case with some Versailles bottlings. Tea, spices, wood and earthy notes stand out as well."
"The oldest and best of the three Versailles Greenhearts in my opinion. Very complex and well integrated alcohol. Lots of spice and sweetness. Lovely depth of flavours."