Chairman‘s Reserve Master‘s Selection (6. Rum & Co) 2004 18yr 59,2%
Discover the exceptional Chairman's Reserve Master's Selection, an 18-year-old exclusive rum hailing from the renowned Saint Lucia Distillers distillery. Crafted with care from Molasses and distilled in a Vendome Pot Still, this unique rum offers connoisseurs a vibrant and complex tasting experience. With only 277 limited-release bottles available, this exquisite rum is a true gem for any collector or enthusiast. Savor the intriguing aroma of ester and medicinal notes, combined with dark and roasted nuances, and an underlying sap scent—a true reflection of the island's uniqueness. The captivating flavors of woody, roasted tones are expertly intertwined with spice, tobacco, and tannins, evoking a sophisticated and indulgent experience. The long-lasting finish is graced with elements of cherries, cinnamon, cloves, and pepper, creating an unforgettable impression. As you pour yourself a glass of Chairman's Reserve Master's Selection, relish the distinct dark mahogany hue and embark on a sensory journey with its intense yet harmonious taste. Revel in the wood, vanilla, and leather notes as you uncover the unmatched potency of this outstandingly aged rum from Saint Lucia. Do not miss out on the opportunity to experience this extraordinary rum, described by many as an "aroma monster" and praised for its remarkable intensity, richness, and value. Experience the allure of Chairman's Reserve Master's Selection and add this unparalleled gem to your collection today.
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A captivating, resinous St. Lucia rum with a unique profile of pine, caramel, and spice. Aged 18 years, its robust woody and leathery notes dazzle, complemented by a subtle fruitiness. Bold yet balanced, it's a complex treasure at a fair price.
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Chairman‘s Reserve
RX15629
59,2%
Pot Still Rum
2004
#4032019
Molasses
Vendome Pot Still
18 years
277
70cl
Under 250€
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About the Saint Lucia Distillers distillery
The Saint Lucia Distillers distillery is located in Saint Lucia. Rums from Saint Lucia Distillers have been reviewed 2,940 times with an average of 8.2/10.
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Gunnar Böhme "Bauerngaumen" 🤓
29 March 2023
“That I would ever prefer a pure Vendome to a John Dore or because of me a mix of Vendome & John Dore, I would not have thought possible. But with this rum it is so. What a flavor monster! What a powerful finish that goes on for ages! And all for little more than a hundred bucks. Phew, I guess I'll have to rethink my rating of the Chairman's I've tasted so far. And have to get me a bottle of this rum. That is as certain as the Amen in the church.”
mto75
26 April 2023
“today the R&C bottling from the Vendome pot still competes against the cherry, which comes from the John Dore 2. The first thing that stands out is that the R&C is significantly darker. This is probably due to the longer storage (18 yrs vs 13 yrs). On the nose, the two are also very different: the R&C with polish, floral notes, caramel and a slight medicinal tinge, while the Kirsch is more on the garage notes and (sour-fermented) red fruits (reminiscent of Grand Aromes). On the palate, both play pretty much on the charred wood-dirty tar keyboard. The differences here are minor. The bottom line is that I like the cherry profile a bit more.”
Thunderbird
30 April 2023
“The third Chairman's in today's tasting. It is by far not as fruity as the others, but really good! More on the woody spicy side. In the finish, some fruit does appear. A cherry note spreads long and pleasant”
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