T.D.L Plantation Single Cask Trinidad 21 ans 2001 Antipodes 2001 21yr 64,3%
The Plantation Single Cask Trinidad 21 ans 2001 Antipodes rum offers a unique experience with its rich profile having been distilled at the T.D.L distillery in Trinidad and aged for 21 years. Bottled by Maison Ferrand, this limited edition cask strength rum (64.3% ABV) reveals a complex blend of mint, tropical fruits, and vanilla both on the nose and palate. Users appreciate its vibrant fruit-forward notes, complemented by menthol and oak influences. Some find it slightly rough around the edges compared to other top T.D.L releases but overall an exceptional spirit with vivid aromas and well-integrated alcohol, providing a long-lasting, fruitful finish. Ideal for those who enjoy characterful and expressive aged rums.
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Vibrant mint and fruit notes
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Complex and intense flavor
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Well-integrated alcohol
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The rum showcases robust minty and tropical fruit notes, with hints of vanilla and wood, offering a complex and intense flavor experience.
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Plantation
RX13435
64,3%
2001
#1
Molasses
21 years
216
70cl
250€+
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About the T.D.L distillery
The T.D.L distillery is located in Trinidad. Rums from T.D.L have been reviewed 4,355 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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DomM
15 June 2024
“Very nicely balanced on the nose. This one is less minty but more fruits forward with some herbs and notes from the oak casks. Well balanced in the palate as well. Fruit forwards with mint and wood. Less dirty than some of the other bottlings. Slightly behind the top notch 2001 bottlings for me due to a little rougher edges on the palate. Still very nice overall.”
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Tschusikowsky
4 February 2024
“Less powerful than the Nobilis. But I like it better as a result. Alcohol very well integrated. Rounder without losing complexity. Needless to say, there is a lot of dry mint in these TDLs. For me, the winner of the 2001 vintages.”
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lukasdrinkinghabits
23 March 2023
“Of the dirty TDLs, 2001 is the most prominent vintage. The 2001s are the dirtiest, 2002 is fresher and 2003 is yellow fruitier. In crosstasting, I tried the RA, TCRL, Nobilis, Plantation Antipodes and the new Rasta Morris. The rums are incredibly similar - esp. the Nobilis and RM are barely distinguishable. The RA stands out because of the dilution, the Plantation is clearly marked by the cognac barrel - it moves it closer to the 2003s - and the TCRL is the freshest, with an unusual herbal note. The TCRL is somewhat reminiscent of the 2002s. The cognac finish is quite present. The Plantation diverges the most from the rest. I was going to find this annoying at first, but alas, it is awesome. The cognac finish provides a boyhood and fruitiness that isn't there otherwise. The rum is lighter and more elegant, bringing some light caramel like the TCRL. Compared to the Nobilis and the RM, it is super juicy. The complexity does not suffer. On the contrary, driving out the tar and dark flavors a bit more opens up the rum. One of my favorite characteristics of many dirty TDLs is the peach iced tea in the finish. Here, it's particularly long and lovely, as it's loaded with relatively little woodiness. Great.”
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