How does this rum taste?
- Unique complex flavor profile
- Excellent alcohol integration
- Limited edition rarity
This 1994 Jamaican rum from New Yarmouth, expertly bottled by Thompson Bros., offers a unique tasting experience. Distilled from molasses and aged for 27 years, its complex aroma features caramel and vanilla notes, with underlying hints of esters and solvents. On the palate, prominent leather, tobacco, and oak flavors intertwine with subtle roasted and coconut nuances. The cask strength (60.1% ABV) and limited availability of just 285 bottles add a coveted exclusivity. While users enjoy its bold, integrated alcohol and fruity profile, some note excessive spice and imbalance. A distinctive choice for discerning enthusiasts.
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About the New Yarmouth distillery
The New Yarmouth distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from New Yarmouth have been reviewed 2,511 times with an average of 8.7/10.
To New Yarmouth
"Balanced and nice. Artificial orange on the palate."
"The last in my 1994 NY series. Unfortunately, also one of the weaker! The nose is still okay, but then he loses on the palate! Too unbalanced are the flavors and do not really harmonize! He is too spice-heavy for me."
"The following 94 New Yarmouths were in the blind tasting glass The preliminary result 1ST RX10164 2. RX12050 3. RX12183 4. RX10531 5. RX16026 6. RX10419 7. RX13113 8. RX10167 9. RX15643 10. RX10204 11. RX12556 12. RX12841 13. RX9617 14. RX1563 15. RX16027 16. RX12161 17. RX13824 18. RX6983"
"Nose better than palate, but therefore relatively "fair" in price"