Blankenheym and Nolet's B & N 1940s
The "B & N 1940s" was produced in Netherlands. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Blankenheym and Nolet's. 4 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.8/10. The rum smells like Dried fruit, Nutty and Walnut, and on the palate there is Nutty, Dark chocolate and Mild.
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The funny calendar day 24 For me, after 24 days with Artur's rarities, the highest score. Not necessarily because of the taste, but because this rum is a fitting end to all the samples. The calendar was A B S O L U T P E R F E C T Thank you Artur for the journey through the time of rum. Thanks again and I take my hat off to you. Edit: I actually wanted to give it a 10, but Artur had something against it. Hence my honest assessment. Unfortunately corrected downwards.
Nose: spicy, chocolatey, light vanilla, I also imagine a light nuttiness. A little alcohol perceptible Mouth: mildly spicy, the alcohol is barely perceptible, slightly bitter and woody? Dark chocolate and coffee remain in the finish Thanks to Artur, nice piece
Delicious piece of rum history.
The comic advent calendar day 24 Relatively light . Less fruit but chocolate and spice ... Associations between Panama and Guyana... for me . Very difficult for me personally to assess correctly. I definitely find it delicious... When I review the calendar ... my conclusion is 1. great to be able to try these rare rums 2. what bombs these rums would be with more ABV. Here I would like to thank Artur once again 🤝🏻🥃