The Whisky Jury T.D.L The Manu face of rums Trinidad Rum 2003 20yr 62,3%
Intense, fruity, luxurious, with herbal undertones.
A complex Trinidad rum with intense fruity and minty notes, seamlessly integrated alcohol, and a unique aromatic profile. Rich, balanced, and exquisitely crafted.
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How does this rum taste?
- Intense fruity and floral profile
- Smooth alcohol integration
- Unique aromatic complexity
The Manu face of rums Trinidad Rum, crafted at the T.D.L distillery and bottled by The Whisky Jury, offers an exquisite 20-year-aged experience. Distilled from molasses and boasting a high ABV of 62.3%, this limited release embodies intense fruity and minty notes complemented by a complex, floral aroma. Users appreciate its seamless alcohol integration and unique flavor profile reminiscent of ripe tropical fruits and nuanced spices. Despite its intensity, the rum is well-balanced, providing a sensory adventure with underlying hints of wood, rubber, and herbal characters. With only 257 bottles available, it stands as a coveted choice for discerning palates seeking depth and richness in rum.
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About the T.D.L distillery
The T.D.L distillery is located in Trinidad. Rums from T.D.L have been reviewed 5,165 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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TheRhumhoe
Mar 23, 2024
"A benchmark for TDL 2003, this rum takes us on an extraordinary olfactory journey. Menthol and flowers (rose in particular) intoxicate us with their freshness, while fruit (blackcurrant, blackberry, tropical fruit, lychee, peach) exhilarates the nostrils. There's a dirty tire and rubber quality reminiscent of Caroni. Wood and spice are also well balanced in the background. A complete, intense and delicious olfactory profile. The attack on the palate is one of the most intense floral displays, fresh and almost medicinal with notes of menthol and eucalyptus. Fruit is legion, with tropical fruit (lychee, mango, passion fruit), yellow fruit (peach), black fruit (blackcurrant, blackberry) and dried fruit. The rubber combines well with the spicy oak, which doesn't take on too much. The alcohol is superbly well integrated. An infinitely round, complex, elegant profile that makes you want to return to it instantly. The finish is close to infinite, floral, fresh, fruity as it should be on the same markers with a little dirty and rubbery touch, caramel and a light woodiness. All of which leaves an indelible impression on the palate. An absolutely magnificent bottling that allows The Whisky Jury to play in the big league, and TDL to assert itself as the revival of Trinidad."
Rare Akuma
Feb 1, 2024
"Tasted at Liquid Leuven ‘23, so my review remains rather concise. On the nose we get fruity and fresh aromas combined with dark sugars and pine trees. It’s of course very cool and herbal, as befits TDL ‘03, but a peachy note elevates its raw power into a slightly more accessible experience. In the mouth an absolute flavour bomb combining all possible markers. Opens sweet, fresh and lightly dirty with molasses, eucalyptus, mint, citrus oils and a bit of diesel. Then waves of peaches and passionfruit. And eventually finishes exceptionally nutty. The backlash remains extremely long. It’s cool, dirty yet sweet and rich in oils and resin. It’s obviously very similar to the other TWJ ‘03, but it’s a little less herbal. Less ‘woodland’. Less harsh. Instead it’s more playful, sweeter and fruitier. Incredible quality."
Vincent D
Feb 10, 2024
"Nose of summer fruit, peach, wood and menthol. Vanilla and sweetness. Engaging. The palate is initially intense. Alcohol is very present. Menthol very present, woody. Not the best TDL I've tasted, but interesting."
Lot-NAS
Jan 27, 2024
"That was a surprise, a lot of wood without any dry harshness or being bitter. Tropical fruits, herbs (mint being most present) and some additional tropical on the palate. The rubber notes are a fun addition to an overall great rum. With some water it gets more mineral and a little bit tamed and the drop pushes from 8.9 to a solid 9. // Until the final drop - this just stays great."