Romdeluxe Chairman‘s Reserve Master Selection (Romdeluxe) 2000 21yr 58,8%
Chairman‘s Reserve Master Selection (Romdeluxe) is a distinctive rum distilled in 2000 in Saint Lucia, aged for 21 years, and released at cask strength with 58.8% ABV. With a limited production of only 223 bottles, it is celebrated for its robust flavors, blending woody, roasted, and herbal scents with licorice and dry tannic notes on the palate. Users describe it as complex, with hints of red fruits and menthol, alongside strong influences of oak and spice. While praised for its intense and lingering finish, opinions suggest its profile might be a bit too dark and dry for some. This rum appeals to connoisseurs seeking a bold and aged Caribbean spirit.
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Robust and complex flavor profile
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Long, lingering finish
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Aged 21 years
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How does this rum taste?
This St. Lucian rum is robust and woody, featuring licorice and tannic dryness with a complex and long finish, highlighted by fruity and menthol notes.
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What are the key facts about this rum?
Chairman‘s Reserve
RX14878
58,8%
Pot Still Rum
2000
Molasses
John Dore Pot Still
21 years
223
70cl
<250€
Rum
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About the Saint Lucia Distillers distillery
The Saint Lucia Distillers distillery is located in Saint Lucia. Rums from Saint Lucia Distillers have been reviewed 3,242 times with an average of 8.2/10.
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RumTaTa
2 February 2023
“After pouring into the glass, the rum immediately takes possession of the surrounding air with thick, heavy swaths. Closer to the glass I find sour cherry, red berries and cassis. The fruit compote is accompanied by very pleasant and balanced roasted and barrel notes. Pleases me excellently. I have compared on the fly with some other St Lucia but this one is a blast on the nose! On the palate, the tannins clearly have the upper hand: lots of spice, oak, leather, salty licorice. The fruit is only subtly in the background and from the bitter category. The rum reminds me of old Armagnac on the palate. The ever-long aftertaste is clearly dominated by barrel and spice. I would have liked the fruits of the nose to reappear but so there is a certain break between nose and palate. The bitter notes, however, are not in the unpleasant range for my sensation. Regardless, an excellent, intense, powerful rum.”
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mto75
6 February 2023
“RdL vs Kirsch: Great cinema, what arrives here on the nose of RdL: red fruits, chutney, dried fruit, menthol notes, tobacco, caramel. And everything plays together wonderfully homogeneously. One notices the long aging there. The kirsch in the other glass has a completely different profile, which was not so clear to me without the direct comparison: the kirsch comes much more through spices such as allspice, nutmeg, anise (peppernut), also a little towards root vegetables or fennel. On the palate, the RdL comes more over dirty notes and charred barrel. The kirsch is a bit more 'mellow', more on spice. Overall, the RdL clearly came out ahead, on par with the Nectar 15th. The only downer: the blatantly exorbitant price.”
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Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
5 July 2023
“#4155 This is a really nice and heavy Chairman's Reserve. The John Doore still has some tricks up its sleeve and they're really released here. Lightly fruity with roasted wood without it being too dominant. Spicy dry palate nd very good ABV integration. Draws really nice slow moving curtains in the glass and the empty glass is really nice and I can pick up some coffee and leather as well as very light iodine.”
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