CDI Clarendon Jamaica (Bottled for Denmark)
The "Jamaica (Bottled for Denmark)" was produced in Jamaica at the Clarendon distillery. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Compagnie des Indes. It was distilled in 2010 from Molasses and then aged for 11 years. The rum is bottled at cask strength and has an ABV of 63,2%. This is a limited release and there are only 276 bottles. 8 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.5/10. The rum smells like Woody, Fermented and Yellow fruits, and on the palate there is Woody, Dry and Apple.
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The Clarendon distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Clarendon have been reviewed 4,712 times with an average of 8.2/10.
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"Heute erneut probiert. Sowohl in der Nase als auch auf dem Gaumen ein guter etwas scharfer Rum, der durchaus gefallen kann. In der Reihe der Clarendon ist er ein ganz Guter. Preislich ist er etwas zu teuer."
"#4103 A very nice and pretty well balanced rum once rested. Draws really nice curtains in the glass and it's fruity, almost like rotting fruits, with a spicy/warm palate. The empty glass is also really nice and some lemon pops up along some more wood."
"Thanks to Alex Kunath for this nice sample. It is quite shy to to the nose, despite having lots of time and a bit water. One gets some fruit and wood. On the tongue it is dry, hot and a bit fruity. The finish, however, kills it a bit: hot and sharp alcohol burn, a bit pepper, makes the end a bit unpleasant."
"Good, round Clarendon."