How does this rum taste?
- Unique tea and tobacco aroma
- Well-aged 33-year profile
- Smooth, well-integrated ABV
Guyana Ed. 2 from the Enmore distillery is a distinguished rum distilled in 1988 and aged for 33 years in the unique wooden pot stills typical of its origin. Bottled by The Colours of Rum, this limited edition release offers only 185 bottles with an ABV of 48%. Known for its aromatic notes of tea, tobacco, and leather, users praise its elegant woody, tea, and tobacco palate. The continental aging has imparted a lighter hue, bringing out its refined character. While appreciated for its well-balanced profile, some users note a relatively moderate intensity and complexity compared to other rums from the same period.
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About the Enmore distillery
The Enmore distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Enmore have been reviewed 3,928 times with an average of 8.8/10.
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"Probably from the Versailles still given the flavor profile, which stands out both aromatically and in color from the more intense MEC/MEV/...-Marques from the same vintage by the rather fresh notes. Nice sipping rum with a pleasant depth, but not on par with the best Versailles."
"01.08.2024 Retasting at the German Rum Fest 2024. --------------- 16.05.2023 Normally I don't do tastings during the week because I have to go to work pretty early the next day. This blind tasting just stating "Colours of Rum" just tickled my brain to say "book and participate" and I didn't regret it. It wasn't only a great experience, but we had a blast of an evening with many new faces around the table. This one is a bit expensive, but still performs OK in my mind. Fruity and well rounded. The roasted wood is not too dominant and only competes the profile. Usually such an old rum is on the woody side. ABV well integrated and the palate is oily and kind of fresh with fruit and spice topped with a bit of herbs. The finish is long and warm and stays for a long time. Very nice curtains in the glass."
"A rum tasted at the GRF in 2024, CoR masterclass. A rather light color due to continental aging. A lovely nose of cedar wood, apple and other yellow fruits. A touch of sweetness. The palate is rather light, with a touch of yellow fruit, but above all powerful, bitter wood and bitter caramel. The finish is long, but very quickly the only remaining aroma is bitter wood. Clearly an interesting rum, but mostly on the nose, the palate and finish are too marked by wood for my taste."
"Amazingly good Versailles!"