The Whisky Jury Enmore (Versailles) The Many Faces of Rum 1990 32yr 50,9%
Discover the unique and intriguing flavors of "The Many Faces of Rum" produced in Guyana at the Enmore (Versailles) distillery by The Whisky Jury. This exquisite 32-year-old limited release rum, with only 222 bottles available, boasts an alluring combination of floral and herbal notes - a true delight for rum connoisseurs. Expertly distilled in 1990 from molasses using a Pot Still, this rum is bottled at cask strength with an impressive 50.9% ABV. The captivating aroma offers a bouquet of barrel, warm, floral, and herbal notes with a touch of leather, enticing you to take a sip. Once the first sip meets your palate, you are greeted by the splendid flavors of oregano, rosemary, and majoran, beautifully balanced with hints of green, syrupy, and toasted elements. The light and well-balanced characteristics of this rum are unlike any other Versailles distillate, making it an exquisite addition to your collection. Experience the alluring charm of "The Many Faces of Rum" and delve into the enchanting world of floral and herbal rums. Don't miss out on this limited-edition gem; order yours today and let this extraordinary rum take your taste buds on an unforgettable journey.


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A carefully aged, intriguing rum revealing a herbal-driven profile dominated by rosemary, oregano, and other herbs. Despite the lightness and a hint of dryness, it sees exquisite balance with well-integrated alcohol. Expectedly Versailles, yet surprisingly floral. Not for everyone but worthy of exploration.
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What are the key facts about this rum?
RX15206
50,9%
Pot Still Rum
1990
Molasses
Pot Still
32 years
222
70cl
Above 250€
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About the Enmore (Versailles) distillery
The Enmore (Versailles) distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Enmore (Versailles) have been reviewed 295 times with an average of 8.8/10.
Oliver
27 June 2023
“Quite on the herbaceous side. Nice intensity with well integrated alcohol. Nicely balanced 1990 Versailles. Fun to drink!”
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Jakob
18 July 2023
“Versailles style in its purest form. Pencil shavings, barrel aromas, licorice, green pepper, plus some anise and discreet fruit as well as a hint of vanilla sweetness - very pleasing bouquet and quite impressive how balanced the barrel influence still is here, despite the very long storage time. The alcohol integration is also impeccable. This is indeed pure Versailles, although this is somewhat at the expense of aromatic complexity. A great rum!”
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TheRhumhoe
2 August 2023
“A continental Enmore with a heavy hand on spices and herbs (thank you, Versailles). The nose oscillates between spices (anise, licorice, vanilla, pepper) and woody notes that veer towards leather and incense on the one hand, followed by herbs, eucalyptus, dried fruit, tobacco and pencil shavings on the other. An original and pleasant profile, but lacking a little complexity. The attack on the palate is herbaceous to the extreme. Lots of herbs (rosemary, thyme, eucalyptus) and spices (aniseed, licorice) that draw on the bitterness of leather and toasted wood, with a hint of tobacco and pencil shavings. While the Versailles style is instantly recognizable, the dilution spoils the pleasure. The alcohol is well integrated, but a little more gourmandise would have been nice too. The finish is of decent length, with the same grassy, spicy, slightly warm, caffeinated and cocoa-flavored tendency. Dried fruit and tobacco are also present on the finish. A rum typical of its time, far from bad, but lacking the overall depth to reach the top.”
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