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Lake Antoine Lower Crater Lake South is an unaged Pot Still rum from Grenada's Renegade distillery, boasting a 50% ABV. Tasting reveals vegetal, sugarcane, and fresh fruity notes, with peppery accents and a touch of raspberry. Users appreciate its green, mineral aroma and fresh, fruity taste, reminiscent of fine A1710 rums. However, some find it overly vegetal or salty with a slightly overpowering alcohol finish. With its unique terroir, it offers a distinctive experience, particularly for those who enjoy the vibrant character of sugarcane rums done right.
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About the Renegade distillery
The Renegade distillery is located in Grenada. Rums from Renegade have been reviewed 488 times with an average of 7.5/10.
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Very (too) vegetal on the nose. The cane is there, but really very green. Impression confirmed on the palate. Salty aftertaste.
It smells like cane, very vegetal with truffle as a co-pilot. The nose is top.in the mouth however we go back down a notch it's good, still with cane and sugar plus the brine that invites itself, but too much reduced.Too bad without this reduction there was a way to make a great white I think.
Very green and mineral notes. There is also some mango.
It reminds me of a1710s and I find it very successful. Vegetal dominates, as it does on many rums made using the same methods, with a hint of metallic and salty notes. This rum also has quite a few very fresh fruity notes. I seem to prefer it to the nursery > bacolet I had the opportunity to taste.