MHOBA 1802 Cellar Selection 2022
Rich, fruity, and bold South African rum.
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The 1802 Cellar Selection 2022 by MHOBA is a limited edition South African rum bottled at a high cask strength of 63.5% ABV, boasting only 72 produced bottles. This rum captivates with its complex fruity and ester-driven profile, marked by woody undertones. Users highlight its youthful, yet robust character with a warm, lingering finish. The rum's aromatic bouquet features prominent notes of apple and sugarcane alongside a hint of smoke. While some desire additional aging for more complexity, many appreciate its intense flavor and good value. Overall, this rum offers an intriguing dive into MHOBA's unique distillation style, promising a rich tasting experience for rum enthusiasts.
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About the MHOBA distillery
The MHOBA distillery is located in South Africa. Rums from MHOBA have been reviewed 2,064 times with an average of 8.2/10.
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Perfect, the taste reminds me of 10Yr Jamaica
First of all, die Mhoba die immer so hoch gelobt bzw. gut bewertet sind, fand ich gar nicht so gut. Komischerweise sagt mir die Abfüllung mehr zu. Meines Erachtens ist dieser zu unterbewertet oder ich habe doch einfach einen eigenartigen Geschmackt ;-)
#4619 17.02.2024 Relaxing with a few rums after training on my bike after a longer break. Thanks to Roberto for the samples. Nose Intense, fruity, vegetal, light roasted wood, light sugarcane, faint smoke. Palate Intense, light roasted wood, fruity, ester, light caramel, sugarcane, light vegetal, faint rubber. Finish Intense, long and warm, banana, roasted wood, ester. A really nice rum at a good price tag. Draws really nice curtains in the glass. The empty glass has some medicinal and faint leather notes.
A young rum bottled in partnership with the 1802 bar. The nose reveals the typical notes of Mhoba, the earthy side with mushrooms on the verge of decomposition, vegetal notes, ripe banana, sugar cane typical of the terroir, without forgetting the woody, vanilla and spicy notes that bring balance to these very divisive flavors.On the palate, we find a controlled attack despite the degrees on the meter, with rubbery notes, a medicinal side with esters, a beautiful basket of ripe fruits and woody and spicy notes. The whole is dry but very approachable. The finish is of medium length and reminiscent of tropical fruits, esters, spices and wood, with a hint of leather to complement.A rum that looks good for its relatively low age count. Even if it is rather linear and lacks depth, aging and complexity, it remains an appreciable rum to discover new horizons. The quality / price ratio is nevertheless questionable.