Vagabond Spirits Off-Road Rhum Series #02.1 3yr - 4yr 59%
Off-Road Rhum Series #02.1 by Vagabond Spirits is a limited-edition blend crafted in multiple countries, highlighting the richness of molasses distilled via pot and column stills. Aged for 3-4 years and bottled at a bold 59% ABV, this cask-strength rum offers a robust profile with dominant woody and vanilla notes. Users note complex aromas of coconut, apricot, and wood, alongside flavors of demerara sugar, licorice, and a hint of salt. While some appreciate its nuanced blend of Jamaican and Barbadian influences, others seek a better integration of its components.
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Nuanced flavor complexity
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Dominant woody and vanilla notes
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Interesting Jamaican influence
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The Off-Road Rhum Series #02.1 offers a bold and intriguing blend of woody and vanilla notes, with complex tropical and spice nuances but could benefit from more integration.
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What are the key facts about this rum?
Off-Road Rhum
RX16526
59%
Pot & Column Still Rum
Molasses
Pot and Column Still
3 years - 4 years
266
50cl
<100€
Rum
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Gunnar Böhme "Bauerngaumen" 🤓
25 May 2024
“Hmm, it's really a bit difficult to classify. I wonder if it's because of the cup I'm tasting it from, as I don't have a glass. 😉 So the cup means I can't make an olfactory assessment. On the palate, however, I always find the rum better the longer it stands. It's somehow thin and spicy at the same time, but has a very interesting spicy note in the long finish that somehow makes me think of gin. Tasted blind, I wouldn't necessarily have guessed rum. Interesting! Oh, and this is a rum that doesn't seem at all suitable for cocktails - unless you're a freak who likes to experiment 😉.”
zabo
14 May 2024
“Mhm difficult again. The two components are not clearly recognizable for me here. Still quite nice on the nose, but no real highlight for me in terms of taste. Somehow it tastes a bit like tobacco or an ashtray in the finish.”
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Thunderbird
12 April 2024
“A relatively pleasant blend, although the Barbados component is almost imperceptible! The nose is quite restrained with a little fruit. On the palate, I perceive burnt caramel, a little wood and spice. Almost no fruit at all. The alcohol is well integrated, light and smooth. The finish is relatively short and unspectacular. Jamaica is definitely dominant in this blend”
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