How does this rum taste?
- Complex aroma profile
- Distinct distillery character
- Well-integrated ABV
The Jamaica Ed. 3, produced at the Clarendon distillery and bottled by The Colours of Rum, is a 25-year-old masterpiece distilled in 1996 from molasses. With a strong 67% ABV and limited to 253 bottles, this rum is highly exclusive. Its aroma profile offers pronounced varnish, roasted, woody, minty, and spicy notes. On the palate, it unfolds with a spicy, minty, roasted, herbal, and woody essence. Users appreciate its complexity and the influence of tropical aging, with a balanced integration of alcohol. However, some note the dry spiciness with minimal fruit tones. Overall, Jamaica Ed. 3 captures the authentic character of its Jamaican heritage, offering an intriguing tasting experience for connoisseurs.
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About the Clarendon distillery
The Clarendon distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Clarendon have been reviewed 4,735 times with an average of 8.2/10.
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"Very pleasant mint notes on the nose. Intense, spicy and some tropical fruit. Balanced yet complex on the palate. Pleasant bitterness of black tea. Little fruit and rather dry spicy. I like very much!"
"I like this one a lot. The fruit is very light on the profile and I like the light roasted wood notes. ABV is pretty well integrated."
"Does not quite keep pace with the '95 vintage, but still moves sicug at a high level. Again, juicy fruit esters, tea, mint, fiery spice, wood and some smoke - aromatically very impressive."
"Extremly fruity. Similar taste of fruit is in some IPA beers."