Big Fish Parrotfish Jamaican Rum
The "Parrotfish Jamaican Rum" was produced in Jamaica. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Big Fish. It was distilled in 2002 from Molasses with a Pot Still and then aged for 16 years. The rum has an ABV of 59,2%. 7 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.8/10. The rum smells like Yellow fruits, Fruity and Pineapple, and on the palate there is Papaya, Passion fruit and Tropical fruit.
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Bin ziemlich sicher das es ein HD ist ... würde zwischen LROK und LFCH schätzen . Er ist nicht schlecht hat schöne Fruchtester und eine tolle Fruchtige süße ... etwas Holz(Fass) kommt durch und macht ihn etwas unrund und leicht Bitter . Alkohol gut eingebunden eingebunden. Im Mai Tai kommt er richtig lecker .
Süffig, lecker. Könnte mir fast einen Blend vorstellen. Oder Low Ester Hampden. Bsp Lrok
Danke an Leo für das Sample. Hampden ist erkennbar, haut mich jetzt aber auch nicht vom Hocker. Daily Sipper, aber ne ganze Flasche braucht man davon nicht.
Wahrscheinlich ein Low-Ester-Hampden-Mark. Alternativ könnte es noch ein Clarendon sein.