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- Complex woody and earthy profile
- Rich peaty flavors
- Well-aged at 15 years
Barbancourt 15-Year-Old Rum is a limited-edition release from Haiti’s Barbancourt distillery, independently bottled by Bar 1802. Crafted from sugar cane juice and aged for over 15 years, this cask strength rum at 46.7% ABV offers an intriguing blend of woody, earthy, and spicy aromas, complemented by smoky and peaty flavors. While some enthusiasts appreciate its whisky-like characteristics, others find the peat notes overpowering. This rum's complex profile makes it a unique experience for those who favor Islay whiskies or aged rums with a robust wood influence.
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About the Barbancourt distillery
The Barbancourt distillery is located in Haiti. Rums from Barbancourt have been reviewed 876 times with an average of 7.5/10.
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"#4307 21.10.2023 nice evening with the RumX guys."
"Not what I expected for a rhum agricole. It hits you with a lot of caramel and wood on nose with both being carried into the palate. The impact of the age is very evident on this rum with wood and spice throughout. The finish is medium with wood, spice, and vanilla"
"Very dominant whisky notes on the nose, which initially steal the show from the rum profile. The longer it remains in the glass, the more the original distillate comes to the fore. A similar picture on the palate, the peated whisky is very dominant. Q"
"The nose is too smoky for my liking. The palate is also too smoky and too turned. Probably for an Islay lover."