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The Indian Pure Single Rum (Collection Antipodes) by Amrut distillery is a limited release aged for 7 years, offering a distinctive blend of Indian spice and tropical fruit infusions. With an ABV of 62.8%, this rum is recognized for its intense aromas of milk chocolate and vanilla, accompanied by notes of ginger and mango on the palate. Users noted its potent alcohol presence needs some aeration to better integrate the flavors, as it showcases a complex portfolio reminiscent of both traditional and contemporary rum styles. Selected by Habitation Velier, this elusive bottling captivates with characteristically sweet, floral, and woody undertones, indicative of its diverse origins.
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The Amrut distillery is located in India. Rums from Amrut have been reviewed 101 times with an average of 7.4/10.
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Exciting profile with classic molasses rum sweetness, but also some Agricole hints. Sweet, fruity, with enough wood influence to bring in some depth - the young age remains recognizable, the alcohol is still a little restless, but all in all this is already on a great level.
As a fan of Indian cuisine, I wanted to try the Jaggery Rum. I had no particular expectations, but the rum has me from the first moment ih its spell. This nose is really very nice, like the lovely TDLs but with an intense, ripe, oxidative, yellow partly tropical fruit. Kind of in between caramel Spanish style rums and the cognac-heavy Agricole - great blend of sweetness and complexity. In the mouth the profile is similar, with more prominent wood and a note of sweet black tea (Turkish chay) and heavy ripe fruit: peach.
Very special... fruity ,floral slightly bitter .reminds me a bit of Mhoba's .nice to have tasted.
On the nose, caramel and vanilla. The nose continues on the palate: not much comes out except sweetness, vanilla and wood, reminiscent of caramel candy. Alcohol not well integrated. Can be drunk for scientific reasons. But you don't have to.