How does this rum taste?
- Intense mint and menthol notes
- Long, dry and complex finish
- Great value among aged T.D.Ls
The Rum Artesanal Trinidad Rum (T.D.L, 22yo, 67.1% ABV) captivates with a vibrant minty profile, underpinned by deep notes of black tea, wood, and leather. RumX tasters highlight impressive freshness, herbal complexity, and a persistent, dry finish—with some finding bold wood and menthol the stars. Community consensus pegs it as a distinctive, layered sipper, particularly rewarding for lovers of mint-forward, classic T.D.L. rums. Worth discovering for those seeking character over sweetness.
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About the T.D.L distillery
The T.D.L distillery is located in Trinidad. Rums from T.D.L have been reviewed 6,156 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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"Sensationeller TDL, genau nach meinem Gusteau. Minze und Pfirsich gepaart mit vielen weiteren Noten. Zusätzliche dreckiges wie mans bei Caronis kennt. Die bisherige 2001 TDL RA Abfüllung erreicht das Niveau natürlich nicht. Die zusäzlichen %ABV bringen viel Komplexität mit."
"Great mint schwartzee note. Creamy and intense. Reminds by the intensity and rubber note almost a bit of the 2000 Caronis. A highlight of the 12th German Rum Festival."
"Very nice nose with mint and some fruits. Compared to other 2001 releases, this one goes a step further however. More intense herbal notes ie black tea and resin/spruce notes from a forrest in the morning. On the palate a bit to wood forwards to make it to the top of 2001 TDLs for me."
"Great deep nose. Unfortunately, my opinion at the fair is confirmed on the palate. The rum has been in the barrel for one or two years too long. Especially in comparison to the powerful other 2001 TDLs (also from RA). There is some mint in the background. But not much. Nor do I have the alleged Caroni associations of the younger brothers here. The bitters give the rum a much more mature note, which will certainly have its fans. The finish has roasted aromas, bitters and very light workshop notes. Reasonable PLV at the present time. End of the bottle: nicely infused again, I like it much better today."