Levy Lane T.D.L Tamosi Trinidad
A sophisticated vintage Tamosi Trinidad rum with vanilla, herbal notes, and caramelized sweetness. Users commend its balanced flavor and smooth finish, though some wish it offered more boldness.
Elegant, nuanced, and subtly sweet rum experience.
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How does this rum taste?
- Smooth and well-integrated alcohol
- Complex vanilla and herbal aroma
- Elegant and balanced flavor
Tamosi Trinidad is a limited release rum distilled in Trinidad at T.D.L distillery and aged for 22 years. This cask strength bottling by Levy Lane has an ABV of 57%, with only 247 bottles produced. Users note a complex aroma of vanilla, woody tones, and herbal notes, alongside a creamy, fresh palate with hints of caramel and mint. While praised for its delicacy and well-integrated alcohol, some users find the nose less expressive compared to its palate. This vintage is celebrated for its elegance despite lacking the bold 'dirt' profile found in some TDL variations. Ideal for those who appreciate subtler, nuanced rums.
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About the T.D.L distillery
The T.D.L distillery is located in Trinidad. Rums from T.D.L have been reviewed 5,892 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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"A super delicious T.D.L. with a really cool litchi note! Which is always present, from the first nose to the finish🤤 YummY Not soo minty and dirty as TDL’s from 2001-2003. The alcohol is integrated very well, as well as the barrel."
"This was a very nice surprise. Once rested it really cane to life with nice freshness and fruits mixed with some spices, wood and a minty touch. ABV is really well integrated and it draws nice curtains in the glass. The empty glass has really nice flavours after about an hour."
"The next TDL Crosstasting is coming up. This time the 2000 Vintage: the Tamasoi against the Swell.The nose of both rums immediately makes clear what makes the vintages 2001-2003 so special. The nose here is not flat, but the tar, menthol and heavy roast aromas are missing. The noses are very similar. Compared to the Swell, the Tamosi shows more intense herbs and other vegetal notes that break up the sweet profile somewhat. In addition, as with the Swell, mainly caramel, toffee, sweet cocoa in addition to ripe to dry fruit (very ripe and dried apricot and ripe banana).In the mouth it becomes much thinner than the Swell, but remains true to the more "Spanish" profile. The Tamosi is perhaps a bit fresher-fruiter. A bit weird, while the Swell shows plants uhd herbs in the mouth that the nose hides, it's the other way around with the Tamosi, the tension of the nose fades. The finish is also not as fully smooth as the Swell, but perhaps a bit more multi-faceted with some salty chocolate candy.Honestly, I don't understand how the ratings can be so divergent. For me, both rums are about the same on, the Tamosi with the slightly more interesting nose but a rather thin mouth and the Swell which is intense and round but lacks the tension. The Swell is perhaps a touch ahead at the whole distance."
"Elegant nose with sweetness and caramel notes (crème brûlée) and an interesting mix of fruits. In contrast to other 2000s TDLs I do not get minty notes in particular in this bottling. Mint comes to play on the palate. However, we are not looking at fresh mint both rather menthol in a wired combination with fruity notes (wildberries) which reminds me of candy. Also woodies, caramel and chocolate. Pretty nice."