Nobilis Long Pond No. 29 LSO 2006
Most enjoy its balanced dried‑fruit, herbal and woody profile with well‑integrated 68.9%. Critics find the funk too low and finish a bit tame. Consensus: a solid, different Long Pond for patient tasters.
Jamaica fans who enjoy Long Pond but prefer a calmer, low‑ester, oak‑and‑dried‑fruit profile at full cask strength, and experienced drinkers hunting good value single casks.
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How does this rum taste?
Low‑ester Long Pond at full power
If you like Long Pond but want a more mature, low‑ester take, this rewards you with subtle dried fruit and wood once you’re comfortable handling nearly 69% ABV.
Beginners, anyone sensitive to very high ABV, and funk‑chasers expecting intense esters or a big, wild Jamaican profile.
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About the Long Pond distillery
The Long Pond distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Long Pond have been reviewed 6,349 times with an average of 8.5/10.
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It was just a very small bottom as a taster (it’s morning after the night shift) and I drank it relatively fast, but I liked it. Good value for money for a LP of that age if you compare it with the likes of the Rom de luxe wild series (and even the 15 year old ITP from the distillery, but that price is quite absurd).
Tropical notes again, but not as dominant as with the previous Long Ponds. Another low ester mark.
Another low ester, high proof, LP in the glass. Lets see where this goes. Very meek and shallow on the nose. It needs constant agitation to release anything other than musty, camphorous or mineralic notes. Then we get coconut husks, plantains, crisp red apple and a plethora of dried fruits. It instantly transports me to fruity red wine country with oily, fermented, and lightly tannic smells. There’s faint petrichor under a blanket of vanilla and peppers. Upon swirling it releases overpowering licorice as it eventually ends in a hint of saffron. On the palate it also needs lots of swirling to release all of its flavours. Red wine notes, followed by plantains and waves of freshly squeezed orange juice. The barrel spices are more prominent, this time accompanied by salt and unadulterated anise. This freshness is counterbalanced by earthy flavours such as wet soil and gardening peat. Despite the age and ABV the finish is relatively unexciting and releases nothing more than orange juice, wood, some spice, and -foremost- soil notes. The alcohol is integrated reasonably well.
Stříbrný adventní kalendář RFC 2024. Hezký divoký intenzivní nos, kterému chuť nedělá žádnou ostudu. Poměrně dost silné tóny čokolády, spousta ovoce a esterů dohromady tvoří přijemný zážitek hodný longpondu.