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The "Selected by Rock & Rhum KFM" rum hails from the renowned Enmore distillery in Guyana and is a testament to the art of long aging. Distilled in 1991 and matured for an impressive 31 years, this rum boasts a cask strength ABV of 55.6%. Users highlight its complexity with spicy and woody aromas, complemented by caramel, leather, and dark chocolate notes. On the palate, expect an intricate blend of tar, cocoa, and subtle leather. With only 203 bottles available, this edition embodies rarity and depth, appealing to enthusiasts of unique, aged rums. Perfect for those intrigued by potent, nuanced flavors.
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The Enmore distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Enmore have been reviewed 3,972 times with an average of 8.8/10.
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16.12.2022 Enjoying some samples at home with a good friend. Notes Very dark in colour. Nose Intense, wood, tannins, light roasted, plum, light leather, mint, spice, raisin. Palate Intense, wood, tannins, roasted, dried fruit, plum, tea, spice, anise, light leather, mint, dry. Finish Very long and warm, dry, wood, tannins, roasted, raisin, prunes, light chocolate, light mint, faint leather. Extra note. Needs to rest for a good while and has nice wood in the profile.
The nose is beautiful and has everything you love in a good Guyana. The mouth is complex. The bitterness and the woodiness are present but balanced. The finish is really long on cocoa and black coffee. Tasted after a Versailles 1985 from Bristol, we find the same frame but more accomplished and expressive.
Typical KFM profile with clear bitter notes with varnish and diesel.
Some bitter orange, wood, lavender and the usual pencil note but without being too dominant. Overall a little too bitter for me, but that's more because I'm not a perfume fan.