New Yarmouth NY Distillery (Special Edition for Corman Collins) (RX13281)
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The NY Distillery (Special Edition for Corman Collins) is a limited release rum from Jamaica, distilled in 2009 and aged for 13 years. It has an ABV of 61.4% and is bottled at cask strength. It has notes of plastic, pineapple, cinnamon, vanilla and baking spices. It makes an excellent Mai Tai but is not as balanced as desired due to its high alcohol content.
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What are the specs of this rum?
RX13281
61,4%
2009
Molasses
Pot Still
13 years
220
70cl
Above 250€
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About the New Yarmouth distillery
The distillery New Yarmouth is located in Jamaica. Rums from New Yarmouth have been reviewed 984 times with an average of 88/100.
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Already 20 registered users have rated and tested this rum, leaving an average rating of 8.6 out of 10. A total of users have marked this rum as their favorite (9+ points).
Write a reviewcrazyforgoodbooze
5 November 2022
In direct comparison to the CDI NY 2009 clearly edgier and more alcoholic. Especially on the nose he makes me no fun...The cookie dough and fruit notes are not quite as dominant here, instead I find more burnt plastic, unripe pineapple, too hot and bitter brewed coffee, some cinnamon stars and especially a disturbing for me vinegar note.... Not bad but with an additional almost 100€ price difference in the RRP, the Wild parrot definitely draws the short straw here. But is still complaining at a high level. Tasty stuff! Am still glad that I bought for almost the same money 2 bottles of CDI 😜😜
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SaibotZtar
13 September 2022
Ohhh yes .... this is a NY as I like it ... beautiful fruit, spices and esters great balance! Alcohol well integrated. A little rounder but also slightly woody and bitterer in the finish (compared to the RA 2009s) a great rum although quite expensive ...
Adrian Wahl
18 December 2022
What an awesome release. Finally 2009 NY again. The two more years in the barrel were noticeable compared to the RA. A little more wood and a little less fruit. Awesome stuff. If it weren't for the 240€ price for 0.7 liters it would scratch 90. Also makes an excellent Mai Tai.
Johannes
16 October 2022
Without direct comparison, it can't quite keep up with the NY of 2005. But still high level!