Ron Colón Rumzcal 33/66
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So the smokiness from the Mezcal is very prominent. Dry, yoghurt, minerals. So far interesting and a bit weird...but pretty much as expected when you throw Mezal and Rum together I guess. Taste: more smoke. Almost Islay-esque (as in Whisky). Very dry. Mezcal is very very dominant. It's more heavy in the mix than I would expect. Weird drink, but it sorta works. Not bad at all. Edit: the smokiness gets less after a while. The drier/lemony notes are more prominent.
I like rum and I like mezcal. But I prefer it separately...