Long Pond S.B.S Jamaica (Single Origin Rum) TECA
Bursting esters, pineapple and glue—funky mixer or sipper.
Explosive nose of esters, solvents, and tropical fruits gives way to a punchy, funky palate with pineapple and varnish. Consistently praised for its vibrant character and mixing versatility—an enthusiast-approved choice for lovers of bold, unaged Jamaican rums.
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High-ester aroma leaps out with pineapple, glue, and nail polish dominating, while vibrant banana and funky esters ride the palate. Multiple RumX tasters highlight its bold, solvent-centric character and fruit-driven complexity, making it a standout for those who appreciate intense Jamaican funk. If you enjoy mixing or sipping robust, unaged rums, this one is worth a closer look.
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About the Long Pond distillery
The Long Pond distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Long Pond have been reviewed 5,674 times with an average of 8.5/10.
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Loving long ponds, I decided to purchase a white. I expected more marzipan, which I love in its aged counterpart, however it is a remarkable white. Complex, strong in the solvent part, but never overdone. Olive and esters on the nose. In the mouth solvents and a fleeting roasted/smoky note. On the finish pineapple and lychee, medium-long duration.Whites for me must have a different evaluation than amber.
White TECA-off SBS origins vs. for CB! Well… I guess they just come from the same tank. Can’t really find any significant difference here 😁 Side-by-side versus the SBS TECC, this one is significantly more fruity. I guess as is true for Hampden‘s marks, also for LP not only the ester level but also the composition of esters seems to change significantly between the TECA -> TECC marks.
Funk, Fruit, Ester, Wild🤤 yummy Nose: Delicious and Intense Jamaica feeling 🫨a lot of overwhelming ester! Some fruits in a bowl of nail polish and solvents. Mouth: Fruity and delicious. The alcohol is integrated well too. Finish: is quite long estery and floral
Well, it's not really my cup of tea on its own. Certainly not too bad as a mixer. Edit: had it again as a mixer for a CubaLibre in a glass. It cuts a better figure here. But even there it can't really convince me