How does this rum taste?
- Classic Foursquare character
- Complex flavor profile
- Improved with water
The 2005 Rum from Foursquare Distillery in Barbados, bottled by Milano Rum Festival & Barmetro, is a 12-year aged spirit with an ABV of 57%. Distinctive for its coconut, caramel, and vanilla aromas, it offers a complex palate dominated by vanilla, tropical fruits, and woody notes. Selected as a limited edition with only 318 bottles, this rum showcases a bourbon cask influence, emphasizing spice when neat, yet mellowed with a drop of water. Appreciated for its classic Foursquare character, this bottling offers depth and complexity, even if slightly sharp when undiluted. It remains a noteworthy choice among aficionados seeking authentic Barbadian expressions.
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About the Foursquare distillery
The Foursquare distillery is located in Barbados. Rums from Foursquare have been reviewed 10,926 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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"78 points. This Foursquare is much spicier and peppery than the others that I have tasted so far. To be honest, Foursquare isn’t my favourite distillery so my notes should be taken with a grain of salt."
"Yesterday's tasting went a bit overboard so I thin I'll only add the first 6 because we had more than one too many :-) I liked this one with a drop of water which released some additional flavours and reduced the spiciness a bit. Typical Foursquare. "
"Nice Foursquare bottling. Overall a little harsh - (very) few drops of water greatly enhance the rum and emphasis some of the more spicy notes, adding complexity."
"Un Foursquare classique mais qui ne déçoit pas !"