DDL Plantation One-Time Limited Edition 2007 15yr 51%

"Had somehow hoped this rum would be a worthy Guyana counterpart to the outstanding OTL from Trinidad (RX9683), but was quite disappointed. 🙄 Find this rum just thin and flat and one-dimensional. Too bad. 🥴After all, the PLV is (was) still quite ok and the rum will find its lovers (he already has)."

"When looking at the price tag you get a lot for your money when you buy this bottle. It's a bit different from the regulate Guyana in a good way. I liked it enough to order a few bottles. The nose is lightly fruity with vanilla, nuts and cocoa as well as light flavors of pastry. The palate is sweet and fruity with molasses, floral, nuts and vanilla as well as tobacco notes. The finish is medium long and warm with spices, licorice and chocolate. Leave the empty glass for a few hours and whif it again 😊"

"Solid rum, it lacks complexity but the PLV is very good. An easy sipper."

"A soft, round and pastry nose. The mouth mixes a very floral aspect with the sweetness of caramel. It's good but lacks character."

"The nose is dominated by citrus fruits on the palate shows the taste of berries. Nice and easy to drink, just no Guyana -typical profile."

"Molasses, chocolate, dark wood. Pleasant daily sipper that does not overwhelm you."

"Superb guyana rom from plantation! Chocolate on the noise immediately, but in the glass it develop to More funky fruity smell. The taste have the same development. Almost 9/10 for my taste."

"It starts well with a very greedy nose, very pastry and hydrocarbons in the background, then it's the drama in the mouth nothing pleasant follows. The reduction is too present. The nose saves the note"

"The nose is lightly fruity with vanilla, tonka/cinnamon beans and cocoa as well as light fruit paste flavors. It's rather heavy but intriguing. The palate is sweet and fruity with molasses, copper, nuts and vanilla as well as hints of tobacco. The finish is moderately long and warm with spice, licorice and chocolate. This blend of different DDL distillation styles is interesting, and when you look at the price, you get your money's worth..."