Sample X Sample Eleven Special Edition (Salon du Rhum)
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This limited edition rum offers complex alcoholic and herbal notes, complemented by a creamy barrel presence. Its cask strength enhances flavors but requires time to soften.
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Guyana clearly dominates the nose. Beautiful dark notes of plum, pear and wood. Overall very round, soft and pleasing. In the mouth, the alcohol is appropriate for the 62.2%, but is surprising given the gentle nose. Picks me up!
I don't know if my sample is not quite right, but there are such clear off-notes of earth, moss and mold that I can hardly drink it. The alcohol is also very poorly integrated!
Price-performance top! Significantly more percentages and 15 months post-maturation in ex-Cognac barrels have done him good. Only the funk has unfortunately suffered somewhat under the post-maturation. Otherwise, the typical flavors by the Barbados and Spanish shares plus fruit by the cognac.
Alcohol is not perfectly integrated, but good value for money at release.