How does this rum taste?
- Complex aroma profile
- Approachable sweetness
- Good alcohol integration
White Cat is a 28-year-old rum hailing from Guyana's Diamond distillery, selected by Precious Liquors. Distilled from molasses via pot still in 1996, this rum offers an aromatically rich profile of apple, coconut, and tropical fruit. Tasters note its sweet, honeycomb flavors complemented by coconut and red fruits, presenting complexity and a medium to long finish. While some buyers appreciate its intricacies and approachable sweetness, others find it less intense and lacking depth compared to typical Guyanese rums. This rum, with an alcohol by volume of 53.3%, suits those who enjoy sweet, nuanced profiles, though it may surprise those expecting traditional Guyanese strong notes.
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The Diamond distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Diamond have been reviewed 4,193 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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"Trade fair evaluation. I really like it. Very round/accessible profile with spices, caramel, coconut, tropical and dried fruits and caramel. Alcohol is very well integrated. Pleasant sweetness."
"Unusually Spanish in appearance and rather sweetly pleasing."
"Not really very complex. I wouldn't have blindly guessed Guyana. It's more of a Spanish column style."
"Nice on the nose, but for me it lacks intensity of mouthfeel and depth of flavours. Still quite nice rum that I would not refuse when offered to me next time."