Long Pond S.B.S Jamaica (Single Origin Rum) TECC
Potent, ester-rich, great in cocktails.
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The S.B.S Jamaica Single Origin Rum TECC is crafted at Jamaica's celebrated Long Pond distillery and bottled by 1423 World Class Spirits. Distilled from molasses and bottled unaged, this high-ester rum boasts a potent 57% ABV. It delivers intense ester and solvent notes, underscored by aromas of pineapple, glue, and a distinct bite. The taste follows suit with a pronounced ester flavor, accompanied by buttery and tropical fruit undertones. While it shines in cocktails, especially Daiquiris, its raw, high alcohol content makes it challenging as a neat drink.
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About the Long Pond distillery
The Long Pond distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Long Pond have been reviewed 5,802 times with an average of 8.5/10.
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Online tasting of various TECA and TECC organized by Mirco. First of all, many thanks for the great split to be able to try them all side by side. Now I had to readjust a few ratings. First of all, I think this rum is definitely only made to be used as a mixer. On its own, this rum is more than tiring and not a treat. In contrast, however, it unfolds its full potential in a daiquiri. But there it really is a bomb. Pure a 5, daiquiri a 9 results in a decent 7 for me.
Ugh... Enough is enough... You immediately recognize Jamaica's high ester markers. But that's all we know. The result is something very chemical-looking, which can only be used to flavor other things. Not for drinking neat. For me, pure pleasure is a long way off....
Night tasting of the TECC/TECA Community Tastings by Mirco. Today: the three unaged ones. As expected with the two Marks, the rums are not entirely dissimilar and all the expected markers are there 😉 Nose: Rum 1 most pastry/bacon, rum 2 more fruity, rum 3 most fermented. Favortite: Rum 1, then 3 then 2 Palate: Rum 1 the warmest and thickest, rum 2 more stone fruit, rum 3 very dry. For my taste, 1> 2 > 3 applies here Overall, 1 is clearly the best for me, then 3 and 2 at the end - but without much distance. All delicious. Resolution: Rum1 = rx13569 SBS Origins TECA Rum 2 = rx13378 SBS Origins TECC Rum 3 = rx12601 Warehouse#1 TECA
#4798 27.07.2024 Relaxing at home with some samples while finishing @Band of Brothers@ on Max. Nose Intense, ester, fruity, overripe, pineapple, light ginger, light cinnamon. Palate Intense, warm, fruity, banana, overripe, light ginger, spice, light olive, faint herbs, ester. Finish Very long and warm, intense, fruity, light caramel, light olive, banana. The empty glass has mint, stronger olive and some vegetal notes.