How does this rum taste?
- Rich caramel and licorice flavors
- Smooth alcohol integration
- Distinct Port Mourant character
The "Guyana Diamond Port Mourant PM" rum from the Diamond distillery in Guyana, bottled by Barikenn, offers a blend of caramel and licorice flavors underpinned by woody and salty notes. Aged for 10 years and distilled in 2012, this limited-edition release with only 335 bottles available is known for its potent 51% ABV. While some users find it too young and lacking complexity, others appreciate its fruity undertones and relatively smooth alcohol integration. The Port Mourant mark lends a distinct bitterness and woody character, although it may seem flat to some. This rum provides a classic yet slightly colored Port Mourant profile with touches of caramel and burnt sugar intertwined with tropical fruit and woody bitterness.
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About the Diamond distillery
The Diamond distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Diamond have been reviewed 4,126 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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"For an uncolored 10 year old PM, this is surprisingly dark. There are 30 year olds with less color from the barrel. The nose is surprisingly soft and inviting for a young PM. Yes, a little rubber, a little salt, but all integrated into soft spices and pome fruit. The harmonious impression continues on the palate. Compared to the nose, the herbal aromas take up more space and the fruit is drier. The rum is generally very dry without developing too much astringency. The finish is rather unspectacular and quite hoppy and bitter. Despite all the harmony, the depth and complexity are somewhat lacking, but I've never tasted such an easy-drinking young PM before. Delicious."
"After the superb longpond, discovery of the PM 10 years Continental of Barikenn. Classic Port Mourant profile but with a surprise, it's a Port Mourant with a bit of color. On the nose you can feel it, there is a nice touch of burnt caramel which comes in addition to the traditional white flesh fruits and the very present woody taste. In the end, certainly an excellent Port Mourant, especially considering its age and its price!"
"2nd tasting: This PM definitely is too young for me and tastes a little flat in my opinion. Reducing my rating from 79 to 77."
"If the nose is still classic PM, it loses on the palate...lightly spread with subtle sweetness and lots of spices! The finish is relatively short. This PM does not convince me"