Single Cask HTR
Valinch & Mallet • Caroni
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Facts about the rum
Single Cask
51,8%
1997
100
HTR
Molasses
19 years
300
RX1555
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Summary
The Single Cask HTR was produced in Trinidad at the Caroni distillery. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Valinch & Mallet. It was distilled in 1997 from Molasses and then aged for 19 years. The rum has an ABV of 51.8% and the mark is HTR. This is a limited release and there are only 300 bottles.
12 community members rated this rum with an average of 87/100. The rum smells like Woody, Tar and Molasses, and on the palate there is Tar, Woody and Complex.
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Community comments
Jeremy Roger 🇫🇷
96 tastings8 May 2021
Un Caroni soyeux, doux et savoureux. Un vrai bonheur pour les papilles. Un petit côté musqué qui me rappele le Neisson au nez. Excellent ! Une finale sur le métallique, les fruits tropicaux et le caoutchouc ❤
Simon Leroux
193 tastings12 September 2021
Typique et très bien réduit. Un bon Caroni.
Vincent D
133 tastings23 December 2021
Mon premier Caroni. Au nez, je suis surpris. C'est boisé, fruité et sucré. Difficile de penser qu'on est à plus de 62°. Pas forcément ce à quoi je m'attendais mais ça donne envie. Le profil changé complètement à la dégustation. Là, je comprends je pense ce qui rend ces rhums si particuliers. C'est boisé et lourd. A la retro-olfaction on a en effet des notes de goudrons dans la bouche et tout ceci se termine dans une amertume étrange. C'est déconcertant. 2e dégustation, c'est plus riche encore. Ça le paraît plus sucré. Je ne trouve absolument pas les 62°, ça glisse tout seul. Je finis sur une note quasi salée, métallique. Content de cette découverte. Je comprends un peu l'intérêt autour des Caronis. Ça donne envie d'aller sur des bouteilles plus typiques encore.