Cor Cor White Label
The "Cor Cor White Label" was produced in Japan at the Okinawan Rum distillery. It was distilled from Sugar cane juice with a Column Still. The rum has an ABV of 25%. 2 community members rated this rum with an average of 6.6/10. The rum smells like Light, Fresh and Agricole, and on the palate there is Light, Roasted and Sake.
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#4715 28.04.2024 Unaged tasting at home while relaxing in between the sets with Hulk on bluray 😊 Nose Light, fresh, Agricole, vegetal, light strawberry, herbs. Palate Light, light roasted, light sake, grass, faint nutts, faint chocolate, vegetal, berries. Finish Short, light, sugarcane, fruits, faint caramel, faint chocolate, light sake. . The empty glass has pear, cooked rice and herbs. This is a rum that you either like or not. There are some sake notes hidden in the profile and I do like sake.