Distilia T.D.L The Golden Age of Piracy Bartholomew Roberts Black Bart
This aged rum impresses with layers of oak, vanilla, and caramel, accented by tobacco and dark chocolate. Our RumX community finds it rich yet slightly intense, a distinctive experience for true rum lovers.
Bold, aged character with complex, rich flavors.
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How does this rum taste?
- Rich aged character
- Layered flavor profile
- Complex sweetness and spice
The Golden Age of Piracy Bartholomew Roberts Black Bart is a 31-year-old masterpiece from Trinidad's T.D.L distillery, bottled at a robust 62.7% ABV. It offers a complex interplay of oak, vanilla, caramel, and tobacco notes, with dark chocolate and coffee flavors rounding out its profile. Our RumX community appreciates its aged character and bold presence, though some note that the alcohol can sometimes be slightly forward. Overall, it provides a unique tasting experience that marries traditional rumbase warmth with modern depth, making it a must-try for discerning enthusiasts.
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The T.D.L distillery is located in Trinidad. Rums from T.D.L have been reviewed 6,156 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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"Tasty but doesn't knock my socks off. Surprisingly round for 31y but hardly complex. The overall impression is more Spanish, like an old angostura, but there is virtually nothing of the typical mint and fruit and dirty caroni notes of tdl."
"Many pleasing notes of vanilla, caramel, chocolate; as the taste progresses, subtle spices, a recognizable roasted aroma and reduced mineral-medicinal notes join in. Knowing that recognizable Caroni notes are often present in TDLs from 1991 - which, thanks to the sometimes liberal use of casks from neighbouring distilleries, have little to do with chance - I always have some hope for the classic tar and gum aromas in 1991 Trinidad releases. These play a subordinate role here at best, which is why the overall profile is a little too straightforward. A rum that remains pleasant to drink, unfortunately without any well-founded potential for enthusiasm."
"Pleasant drink, good on both nose and palate. Too bad about the alcohol which is slightly intrusive at times. In any case, the prolonged aging has given this rum great character and it definitely deserves to be tasted!"
"Good TDL, not quite as boring as other 91s. Slight Caroni feeling."