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- Complex flavor profile
- Rich nose of vanilla
- Unique Ghanaian character
The Nectar Of The Daily Drams ARC Rum stands out as a distinctive bottle from Ghana, distilled in 2020 and aged for three years. This 57% ABV rum, crafted from sugar cane juice in a pot still, offers an intriguing aroma of vanilla and woody notes, complemented by dried fruit and buttery banana. The palate reveals a blend of chocolate, woody undertones, red fruits, and spices. While enjoyed for its intense and diverse flavor profile, it is noted for its high alcohol presence. Frequent cask influence and a battle of sweet and bitter notes characterize the finish. Users appreciate its complexity, though some find it overly influenced by woodiness.
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"I find the rums from Ghana really exciting! This comes with the typical Ghana profile, but seems much older than the 3 years. Nice and round, yet strong character. Really good!"
"The nose is indulgent, sweet and rich in spices. It sports aromas of caramel and extremely ripe, near mushy, banana. Then black cherry and lots and lots of cask spice. After a good while a snap of vinegar breaks through and the sweetness gets broken down into a bready profile with notes of breakfast cereal and sesame buns. Would not have guessed agricole via the nose. Cask-driven in the mouth. Nutty sweet and near-burnt caramel, followed by banana, dried fruits and almost overpowering cask influence. Wood char and accompanying smoke in the spotlight, with a tail of hay. The finish is a sweet-bitter juxtaposition. Crème fraîche with a mouth-watering amount of vanilline vs. smoldering, charred wood. When first tasting this rum I did not like it at all, and found the cask to be incredibly overpowering. With more aeration it’s better, but the virgin oak is still firmly in the drivers seat."
"Crisp fresh, banana, some leather, tobacco, - an unusual profile, distinctive and different. Very drinkable. Nice creamy chocolate note - would have guessed blind rather molasses rum, hardly grassy notes, which are typical for sugar cane juice distillate."
"The nose starts of buttery and caramelised with notes of vanilla and dried fruit. It continues with liquorice, tobacco and some grassy agricole notes. The first sips are dominated by notes of dark chocolate, vanilla and dried fruit. Later, it becomes peppery and more fruity, with only a hint of agricole. The finish is short with notes of dried fruit and some tannins. Overall a decent sip with quite a lot of natural sweetness."