Rumclub Private Selection Ed. 34
A cinnamon-forward rum with wood, fruit, and tobacco tones, pulling in both agricole and molasses charm. Unique and complex—one to try if you enjoy spices riding alongside earthy and herbal distillate.
Distinctive mix of cinnamon, wood, fruit, and tobacco notes.
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Rumclub Private Selection Ed. 34 stands out for its lavish cinnamon note, underpinned by nuanced wood, tobacco, and subtle fruits. The Amburana cask “brings Zimt und Holzsüße ins Profil” (Jakob), and several liken it to a blend of Agricole and molasses profiles. Tasting draws out “kräfiger Antritt, komplex, leicht süßliche Schärfe” (R Wehner), with earthy undertones, faint vegetal accents, and a hit of spice throughout. Some find the cinnamon nearly dominant— “der Zimt heraus der auch im Abgang dominiert” (Michael Ihmels)—but the balance of dry, woody, and fruity elements yields a complex, slightly challenging sip, especially for open-minded drinkers.
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"An exciting rum, with intense flavors! Somehow from two different worlds, on the one hand Agricole, on the other hand more towards molasses. The interplay between fruit, plant aromas and spices provides an experience on the tongue. The longer it lingers and especially in the finish, the Agricole note comes out. I like quite well"
"Strong cinnamon note, burns a little in the finish. Absolutely strong."
"Really stunning Barazil rums I had now not yet in the glass. Here I find especially the 6-year maturation in Amburana barrel interesting... Nose: powerful and intense. Initially, the alcohol does cut a bit. I immediately notice a pleasant, full tobacco note, old pipe tobacco. Also very woody, but not bitter, rather dry, fragrant cedar. In fruit I find dried apricot, red apple, blackberry and some black currant. Some vanilla and red pepper round out the lovely nose. Reminds me a bit of the New Grove Acacia. 8,3 Palate: the nose continues on the palate. For me, cigar tobacco predominates. Also salty-bitter-woody with dried apricot, blackberry and black currant. Some red pepper and old cinnamon powder add spice. It is powerful and has nice volume. 8,1 I have to say that I am pleasantly surprised. I like these strong scented wood flavors from slightly different wood barrels than usual. The intense tobacco note with the subtle fruit is a nice blend. Good Brazilian!"
"Netter mix aus agricole und Melasse. Hintenraus leider etwas scharfkantig wie ich es bei anderen Cachaca Single Casks auch erlebt habe. Fasswahl auch interessant, überzeugt mich aber nicht."