Jack Tar Enmore Omega 1988-1990
Complex, fruity, and wood-forward Guyanese rum.
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The Omega 1988-1990 rum from Enmore distillery in Guyana is a distinguished, limited release, bottled by Jack Tar. Distilled from molasses in a Coffey Still and aged for 30 years, this cask-strength rum at 51.6% ABV presents a complex profile. With pronounced aromas of raisin, wood, and vanilla, it unfolds on the palate with woody, raisin, and caramel notes. User reviews highlight its robust complexity and the blend of two Enmore vintages, though some note a less harmonious finish. It provides a distinctive enjoyably mature rum experience, appealing to fans of Guyana rums. Available through RumX, your platform for rum reviews and marketplace.
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About the Enmore distillery
The Enmore distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Enmore have been reviewed 4,018 times with an average of 8.8/10.
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#4089 In my mind this one is better and has a bit more punch than the Alpha. Maybe it's just because I just had the Alpha, but I tried nosing and sipping the side to side and there are small differences. This one also deserves a place on my shelves and the profile is very similar to the Alpha. This one also draws really nice curtains in and I can pick up caramel in the empty glass.
Nice blend of two different Enmore vintages. Components of the blends are three barrels of EHP Marques (once 1988, twice 1990), which a slight minerality, which reminds me of Versailles, is not missing. Apparently, both Alpha and Omega bottlings contain the same blend, which honestly doesn't really make sense to me - playing with different nuances would have been the more interesting option here...? Whereby I must state that the present result of the blend absolutely knows how to convince. An exquisite rum. Or rather two. Or not?
A very small step ahead of the Alpha. But here, too, I had hoped for a little more
Fruitier than Alpha. Fewer associations with Versailles. More perfume and tobacco. After opening, some musty scents that dissipate with the minutes. Very pleasant on the palate, the finish is too unharmonious and slightly bitter for a higher rating.