Camazotz Oaxacan Rum
The "Camazotz Oaxacan Rum" was produced in Mexico. It was distilled from Sugar cane juice with a Pot Still. The rum is bottled at cask strength and has an ABV of 46%. 9 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.6/10. The rum smells like Funky, Olive and Oily, and on the palate there is Toasted, Artichoke and Floral.
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Rumfest 2023 tasting so notes were brief
Didn’t have time to write thoughts down but another great rum from Mexico. Like Clairin, they’re as different as the are alike, but if you like Dakabend, Paranubes, etc, you’ll love to have a bottle of this too.
Nice change of pace. Best Oaxacan I’ve found.
An interesting fusion of rum styles; it has some of the aggression on the nose of a Grenadian, or its Mexican sibling Paranubes, but with some sweetness and subtleties that reminds me of a cachaça (especially the buckwheat cereal notes on the nose).