Albert Michler Distillery Oliver & Oliver Austrian Empire Navy Rum Solera 18
Balanced sweet and smoky sip, yet simple.
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Austrian Empire Navy Rum Solera 18, crafted at Oliver & Oliver distillery in the Dominican Republic and bottled by Albert Michler Distillery, offers a refined sipping experience. Distilled from molasses using a column still and aged for under 18 years, this rum features aromas of caramel, sweet vanilla, and subtle dark chocolate. Its flavor profile brings caramel and sweetness to the forefront, accompanied by smoky, spicy undertones. Opinions on its complexity vary, with many appreciating its balance and smoothness while others find it less engaging. Ideal for casual occasions, this rum strikes a harmonious blend of sweet and smoky notes, appealing to both novice and adventurous rum enthusiasts alike.
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About the Oliver & Oliver distillery
The Oliver & Oliver distillery is located in Dominican Republic. Rums from Oliver & Oliver have been reviewed 2,261 times with an average of 7.3/10.
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Revisiting: Nose is sweet, mostly vanilla with hints of plumes and raisins and you get the same in the taste where plumes are dominant. The rum is fairly sweet but not in a bad way actually this is balanced really well. Finish is medium long. As a matter of fact I have not tasted bad rum from AM to this day. Of course, they add sugar to most, if not all rums, but honestly, and eventhough some of their bottles are way too sweet, this one along with reserva 1863 are well balanced and I truly like it a lot. Initial score 74 downgraded to 71. Still a nice rum. Downgrading again, it is very dull in taste in comparison with other in the same brand.
This one is better than its younger brother and has more smoothness to it. I also think it's far better balanced, lightly smoked and has more complexity to it. The nose is smoked and oaky with coffee and spice to it. There is also sweetness from honey and caramel. The palate is slightly less sweet compared to the younger version, but still on the sweet end. Nice smoke and oakiness with a licorice and marzipan at the end. The finish is medium long with spices, oak and smoke. If you leave the glass for the next day the smoke and oak is easily identified.
Easy sipping mit ein paar feinen Zügen. Angenehmer Rum für jede Gelegenheit. Nicht zu fordernd vielleicht ein bisschen zu unterfordernd aber jederzeit angenehm. In der Nase schön fruchtig, im Geschmack eine schöne Mischung aus holzigen, fruchtigen, rauchigen und süßen Noten. Feiner Einsteiger für einen guten Kurs.
Ne Leute, also unaged mit Wasser und ein paar Esslöffel braunem Zucker könnte besser sein. Man merkt im Hintergrund im Ansatz etwas von Rum aber hier beherrschen ganz klar Zusatzstoffe den Ton.