Plantation Barbados Single Cask VSOR 2022
Distinct Barbados rum with subtle port and spice.
Warm vanilla and tropical coconut notes blend with dried fruits, spice, toffee, and milk chocolate. Our RumX community finds its subtle port and oak finish both intriguing and inviting, making it a memorable tasting experience.
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Plantation Barbados Single Cask VSOR 2022 offers a complex sensory journey that our RumX community has come to appreciate. This Barbados rum greets you with warm notes of vanilla and coconut, highlighted by sweet barrel and a subtle port nuance. On the palate, dried fruits, spice, toffee, and milk chocolate merge into a smooth, well-balanced experience. Some members have noted that while the rum presents an inviting mix of flavor profiles, the influence of the dosage can sometimes temper the vibrancy and wood aging character. Overall, this single cask expression delivers a distinctive, layered profile that invites both seasoned and curious rum enthusiasts to explore its unique, spirited charm.
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About the West Indies distillery
The West Indies distillery is located in Barbados. Rums from West Indies have been reviewed 4,051 times with an average of 7.9/10.
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Relaxed Barbados but why 10g dosage?😪
Free sample time. A little thin and artificial, not my cup of tea.
Trade fair tasting, therefore shorter: Barbados standard in top form, very round sweetness, fruity as expected. The port remains very subtle but blends in nicely.
this rum brings a lot to the table. it possesses some interesting notes, particularly cake and licorice, and they serve their purpose well. what i find unfortunate is the lack of vibrancy in the rum. there is a 10 g/L dosage that could be blamed for this, but i also find the wood aging to take more of a backseat than i would like. the finish is also subtle, though pleasant and ethereal. overall, this is a fine rum, but perhaps not entirely worth its price point of $65. it has some unreached potential.