The Spirit of Art
The "The Spirit of Art" was produced in Grenada. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Valinch & Mallet. It was distilled in 1993 from Molasses with a Column Still and then aged for 30 years. The rum has an ABV of 57,7%. This is a limited release and there are only 252 bottles. 18 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.3/10. The rum smells like Woody, Alcoholic and Roasted, and on the palate there is Vanilla, Woody and Alcoholic.
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#4120 I was looking forward to this old rum but it was rather disappointing. Even after a very long rest the ABV was still kind of dominant masquerading the other flavours. Roasted wood comes in second followed by sule fruit, spices and caramel. Draws nice curtains in the glass and the empty glass has some tobacco and leather notes.
Interesting nose. Taste on the rather sweet side with vanilla, toffee, some wood and subtle spices. Not much more happens - enough for a pleasing sipper, but is also not a revelation for a rum aged for thirty years.
Hmm I try to ignore the crazy price point. But this is a rough Grenada that is alcoholic and has virtually no integration. A lot of Spanish multi column that really worries me how terrible this was 30 years earlier
Unbelievable that after 30 years of storage, the alcohol is still poorly integrated and not much comes across in taste other than neutral alcohol.