How does this rum taste?
- Spicy and complex aromas
- Smooth vanilla undertones
- Sweet start, dry finish
Plantation Black Cask Barbados & Jamaica is a skillful blend of Caribbean rum, distilled from molasses with an ABV of 40%. Produced by Maison Ferrand, this rum is known for its intricate combination of aromas and flavors. Users appreciate its spicy, vanilla, and woody notes while highlighting the complexity of coconut and tobacco in taste. It presents a sweet start leading to a dry finish with noticeable contrasts, which some find appealing and others challenging. This rum generally emphasizes the smoky and fruity nature of Jamaica with subtle Barbados influences, providing a unique tasting experience for enthusiasts. Reviews suggest it is a balanced yet contrasting rum at an accessible price.
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"Looking at the price tag you get what you pay for. Lightly fruity with spices and roasted wood."
"A little sweet and too little aroma and no signature at all. There is much better from plantation"
"Smoky Jamaica on the nose, Barbados remains relatively discreetly fruity behind it. Spicy and woody. Briefly quite sweet on the palate, then immediately woody and quite dry. A very strong contrast. This contrast generally runs through the entire, comparatively thin rum. Fruity with mango, peach and pear meets quite a lot of dark spice, cinnamony spiciness and very dry, woody notes. The dark barrel then comes through fully in the finish, together with a little funk. However, it tends to stick to the spice rather than overripe fruit. I like the series, but I also understand anyone who doesn't like this contrast at all."
"schöner Plantation mal nicht so süß eher in dem trockenen Bereich"