Port Mourant S.B.S Single Origin Rum PM
Chewy notes of salty vanilla and roasted olive run through both aroma and palate, livened by spices and dark chocolate. RumX tasters find it versatile—creamy, boldly aromatic, and great value in its unaged category.
Salty vanilla and creamy chocolate, pure and bold Guyana.
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How does this rum taste?
- Intense salty vanilla and cocoa
- Creamy, smooth mouthfeel
- Great value for unaged rum
Salty vanilla, dark chocolate, and roasted notes take center stage in this unaged Port Mourant from S.B.S, embraced by the RumX community for its bold character and creamy palate. It’s a rare opportunity to explore the raw, aromatic profile of Guyana's double wooden pot still. Worth a try for those who appreciate unique, cocktail-friendly white rums.
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About the Port Mourant distillery
The Port Mourant distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Port Mourant have been reviewed 2,065 times with an average of 8.5/10.
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"Another nice white from S.B.S and the price is pretty good compared to what you get. This one can also be used to sip, on the rocks or in a mixer. I liked it a lot on the rocks as well where other flavours come to life. Not a Habitation Velier, but still pretty decent."
"Compared to the HV unaged PM, this is much more rough. However, this is more clearly noticeable „the PM profile“ while the HV brings quite a few unexpected notes along."
"Too intense for me personally, with notes of salty licorice, cardboard and bitter burnt caramel. In the daiquiri it's quite tasty with salty papaya, but all in all not a highlight in my opinion."
"It's not really my cup of tea on its own, but it's good to be unaged. So without further ado, I added a few ingredients and tried it out as a blender. It is definitely suitable for this, but unfortunately not the non plus ultra."