The Nectar Foursquare The Nectar Of The Daily Drams

 Here you get what you pay for. A pretty decent Foursquare. No more no less.

 Straightforward Foursquare profile with coconut, caramel and oak from start to finish. Some bitter citrus on the nose. But quite volatile in its entirety. Unfortunately the alcohol is not integrated very well. It needs a lot of time to breathe and maybe even a drop of water to take the sharpness off. Give this some time and the nose and taste will actually pull through much more. However, the finish is a little too uneventful for me.

 Back at it, after a significant hiatus..this Bajan rum fearcefully hits your palate..tons of spices, little fruits (coconut and a lemony touch) with just a hint of wood from the bourbon barrel. The first sips really make your tongue tinkle. The alcohol is still pretty strong, demanding a splash of water! All in all, a very interesting selection from Nectar..really looking forward to finally taste their latest Demerara selection ;)

 Especially in the finish remains a very neutral alcoholic tone....

 Another beautifull offering by The Nectar. This time from the infamous Foursquare distillery. First off im immediately greeted with warm baking spices, roasted coconut, brown sugar finished with an edge of vanilla on the nose. The aromas I get on the nose are beautifully integrated on the palate. Where sweet, dessert like flavors resonate throughout the tasting. Overall a good Foursquare (not the best, yet definitly not the worst). But considering its price and quality I'm very glad to have this bottle on my shelf.

 Very greedy nose, Foursquare style. Coconut, vanilla, sweet caramel. In the mouth, it doesn't seem as complex as I expected. Still coconut. Something greedy but I find the alcohol too present. But if I compare it to the Foursquare Swell of Spirits, I don't find it as good.

 On the nose, it's typical Foursquare: Coconut/caramel/vanilla with lemon zest On the palate, it's a little alcoholic and spicy, but not too much. Lots of sweetness with dried fruit, dark chocolate and tobacco. The traditional notes of the house do not fail: vanilla, coconut, licorice, honey ... The finish is rather sustained on the chocolate! In conclusion, the nose is greedy but the alcohol in the mouth is a bit too much. It remains a good image of Foursquare and the Q/P ratio is rather interesting for a Foursquare BDF (70€). It should be noted that Mr Foursquare (Anthony) found it completely flat and without any interest LOL

 Foursquare hyper classique, très coco, c’est bon et fait le boulot, sans plus.

 Very pleasant Foursquare. Easy to drink.

 Quel expression ! Très complexe au nez, le Cointreau reste très présent certainement du aux zestes d’Orange. Bouche puissante très aromatique et longue ! Une tuerie !!