CDI T.D.L Trinidad (Premium Spirits) 2003 20yr 61,7%
The Trinidad (Premium Spirits) rum, distilled at T.D.L in 2003 and aged for 20 years, is a limited release by Compagnie des Indes. Bottled at 61.7% ABV, this rum features a distinctive minty and herbal profile with eucalyptus and menthol notes. Initial user impressions highlight a complex nose with citrus, however, the taste is perceived as lighter with notable oak presence. Described as having a combination of fruity and roasted flavors, this rum remains a niche choice among similar vintages. With only 245 bottles created, it's a unique offering that intrigues collectors and enthusiasts alike.
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Highlights
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Complex and balanced aroma
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Distinctive minty notes
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Fine herbal elements
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How does this rum taste?
This limited-edition 20-year-old rum from T.D.L balances minty and herbal aromas with a lighter taste profile, offering a unique but divisive experience among connoisseurs.
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What are the key facts about this rum?
RX17301
61,7%
2003
2023
#PS20
Molasses
20 years
245
70cl
<250€
Rum
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About the T.D.L distillery
The T.D.L distillery is located in Trinidad. Rums from T.D.L have been reviewed 4,355 times with an average of 8.3/10.
Mirco
18 May 2024
“Cool bottling. Round and balanced. It has the typical TDL notes, but the mint and menthol are somewhat less present. There is also some euchalyptus and nice fruit/citrus notes.”
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crazyforgoodbooze
16 August 2024
“Definitiv kein daily sipper, sondern schon eher was wofür man sich zeit lassen sollte. Wirklich leckerer old Vintage TDL. Extrem ausgewogen und lecker. Gelbe Früchte (mango, physalis, Aprikose) trifft auf schwarztee und Zitrusfrüchten. Insgesamt eher trocken aber dennoch extrem aromatisch und lecker.”
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TheRhumhoe
23 March 2024
“A singular and complex TDL. The nose is highly contrasted. On the one hand, exotic fruits strike first (guava, peach, citrus and yellow fruits) followed by the minty freshness typical of TDL, then on the other there's a heavy, almost dirty side that emerges with notes of tar and petrol. The spicy woodiness finds itself in the middle of this stylistic opposition, trying to bind it all together. An original, divisive profile. On the palate, TDL is particularly powerful and expressive. The fruit is as radiant as ever (peach, apricot, blackcurrant, tropical fruit, orange zest), while Caroni's empyreumatic, medicinal and petroleum flavors cast doubt on the cask's content. The bitterness is accompanied by a spicy woodiness, including a touch of licorice and aniseed. The menthol, floral and herbaceous notes are as refreshing as ever, contrasting well with the tar, rubber and petrol. The alcohol is very well integrated. The finish is long, marked by the freshness of menthol and herbs, followed by sludge and tar. The profile is rather heavy and rich, with roasted wood and spices underpinning the whole. The fruitiness follows, with berries, peach, blackcurrant and a good dose of exoticism. A TDL of great scope, complete and very well mastered.”
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