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- Complex and multi-layered profile
- Well-integrated alcohol
- Balanced tropical and woody notes
The Chairman's Reserve Master's Selection from Saint Lucia Distillers is a rare, 15-year-old rum with only 64 bottles available. Distilled in 2005 and bottled at cask strength with a hefty 61% ABV, it offers a complex nose of mango, spice, caramel, and citrus. Tasting notes highlight tropical fruit, black tea, and leather, with subtle barrel and caramel undertones. This limited-edition release is praised for its balanced intensity, combining tropical flavors and mature oak influences, noted for its sophisticated profile and embedded alcohol.
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About the Saint Lucia Distillers distillery
The Saint Lucia Distillers distillery is located in Saint Lucia. Rums from Saint Lucia Distillers have been reviewed 4,006 times with an average of 8.2/10.
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"Super balanced! Beautiful tropical maturation! Amazingly good!"
"For my 600th I could hardly wish for a better one. WOW what a pound. Perfectly balanced."
"Im Geruch sehr fruchtig. Tolle mangotöne. Im Geschmack dann intensiv nach schwarztee. Kenne ich normalerweise eher von Rums aus Trinidad. Gefällt mir sehr gut. Der Alkohol ist sehr schön eingebunden. Top rum"
"Wow, was für eine geile Abfüllung! Chairman’s hält immer wieder schätze bereit, aber der ist echt eine Wucht! Mango meets Schwarztee und Eukalyptus/Minze. Dazu ordentlich Fass, Tanine, aber alles noch im angenehmen Rahmen. Sehr vielschichtig und komplex, lediglich die Vollmundigkeit geht ihm etwas ab. Ansonsten wirklich lecker!"