All Points West Kill Van Kull Single Pot Still Rum
The "Kill Van Kull Single Pot Still Rum" was produced in USA at the All Points West distillery. It was distilled with a Pot Still. The rum has an ABV of 43%. 1 community member rated this rum with an average of 7.0/10. The rum smells like Banana, Mango and Nail polish, and on the palate there is Banana, Barrel and Oak.
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There’s a bit of overripe banana/mango funk on the nose, befitting the label’s “petite arômes” [sic] promise, along with acetone, cinnamon sweetness, and some barrely vanilla. On the palate, the rum is drier than the sweetness of the nose suggests but still hits pretty strong with the overripe banana and a good bit of barrel oak, along with a bit of allspice and golden raisin. The finish is medium with woody notes lingering on the palate. It doesn’t exactly have the complexity/evolution of flavor of a grand arôme rum or a high ester Jamaican, but for an American offering it has a solid flavor punch. I’d like to try it in a Mai Tai and see how it stands up.