Flensburg Rum Company Thailand (Special Bottling for 12th German Rumfest)
A profile shaped by coconut, caramel, wood, and chocolate wins over most RumX users, especially on the nose. The palate's spice and heat divide opinion, but it's an intriguing pour—one to try if you enjoy oak with a tropical twist.
Coconut, caramel, wood and chocolate with a peppery twist
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- Die Nase ist wirklich wunderbar
- Erinnert an einen Foursquare
- Schöne Überraschung, angenehm überrascht
Flensburg Rum Company Thailand turns out tropical with coconut, banana, vanilla, and caramel front and centre, plus a healthy dose of wood and chocolate throughout. RumX members commonly reference Foursquare—"Nase erinnert an einen Foursquare" (Tim) and "würzig mit viel Schokolade" (Gunnar Böhme "Bauerngaumen" 🤓)—though the whisky-style oak and peppery edge are divisive. Many praised the nose: "Die Nase ist wirklich wunderbar" (Serge). While some find the alcohol integration rough, others call it a positive surprise, with a lingering finish and nods to toasted spices and ripe fruits.
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"Five months ago, after tasting a sample of RX15460, I wrote: "I assume that Thai aged rum is on the rise and that we can still expect a lot from the country." Today I can only confirm this: What a great, mysterious rum, what a positive surprise! Since nothing is known about the rum apart from the country of origin, I can happily and gratefully speculate on the basis of my perception: The rum seems very old to me, more like 24 than 12 years. On the nose and palate, I clearly perceive ripe cherries and heavy, rather sweet red wine - perhaps it has matured for 24 years in a Thai red wine barrel? 😉 As I said, just imaginative speculation. But the fact is: this is a rum that also meets the expectations of advanced rum drinkers. Try it! But beware: there were only 72 bottles ... Unique. Update 2024-10-19: Unusual experiment: mysterious RX16506 vs. renowned RX18937 😳 Why? Because I tasted the RX16506 the day before yesterday with Berlin rum friends and we agreed that the rum could have been a Foursquare blind. So I thought I'd compare it with a real Foursquare 😉. Well, and what can I say: The Thai one is excellent! It's even more present on the nose than the Foursquare. On the palate, it really comes down to the form of the day or personal preference: the Thailänder is strong and spicy with lots of chocolate, while the Absolutio impresses with its smoothness and fine port influence. For today I would say: a draw, both 87 points - bämm! And no, unfortunately I have nothing left of the Thailander. 🤷🏽♂️😉"
"Update: I have now opened my bottle and tasted it again. Yes, the nose is really wonderful and makes this rum. A fine column profile with lots of oak, vanilla, caramel, coconut and banana. The palate is no longer so round but rather sharp and rough with a pronounced bitter note. But all in all very good. I go up to 8.2. Nose alone would be a very high 8. Palate a medium 7. Nice column rum with wood, caramel, vanilla, spice and also some coconut and banana. Still a little sharp and impetuous on the palate, but great for the price."
"Edit: I like it much better as a mixer than pure. Can be used both in the MaiTai and as a CubaLibre I was actually expecting more funk and something a bit more unusual. It's still pretty wild and boisterous. This was another one where I tried to experiment a little with adding extra water. I have to admit that it is a lot more pleasing and becomes a solid, tasty sipper. This time there's an extra point after the decimal point for the funny label and the unusual idea."
"Very surprising. Blindly, I would have guessed Foursquare. Lots of wood, chocolate, coffee and some plum. Has lots of bitter notes and seems to have been in the barrel for a very long time."