NY Distillery (Special Edition for Corman Collins)
Ester-rich pineapple, pastry and spice
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RumX members love this ester-forward New Yarmouth: ripe pineapple meets pastry/cookie‑dough sweetness, backed by vanilla, baking spices and woody notes. At 61.4% it shows good balance for many, though some note a spicy edge and slightly less fruit than peers. Several praise it neat and as an excellent Mai Tai. A limited single cask (220 bottles) and a popular choice with 59 reviews and strong buyer confidence.
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About the New Yarmouth distillery
The New Yarmouth distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from New Yarmouth have been reviewed 2,773 times with an average of 8.7/10.
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Edit Edit: also a blast in MaiTai. Unfortunately now empty 😞 Edit: From the fresh bottle it has now really convinced me again. What a beautiful drop. Once again a super New Yarmouth. A little more sharp-edged and intense than the others. But in a very pleasant way, a little wilder, but strangely enough I like that very much. Thanks to Serge for sharing with me as I was late for the split.
Tasted at SDR’24 Opens with mild yet lavish aromas of bananabread, freshly cut pineapple and vanillapod. Not overly estery nor convoluted, with a supporting backbone of roasted nuts, white chocolate and Christmas spice. Accessible. The mouth starts in the same fashion, with banana- and gingerbread with a scoop of vanilla icecream on the side. Then brutally complex with meaty subtones, bbq spice, rubber and burning plastic. What an unexpected turn of events here. It’s raw, wild, and near-overpowering. The finish is extremely long, sweet and dry with more charred meat and gingerbread, followed by an ‘after-pancakes’ feeling of sugary dough and whipped cream. An absolute beast of a bottle, and one of the surprises at SDR this year. The price is (very!) steep in comparison to other NY’09 references, but regardless worth every penny.
Tasted at SDR2024. This was my personal highlight of the festival, a real surprise. Both the nose and the taste are a delight!
Delicious Bew Yarmouth with lots of cookie dough, cookies and baking spices as well as fruity pineapple, glue and solvents. A little pungent on the palate but very tasty. The price-performance ratio was somewhat better elsewhere.