Australia (Plaisir di Vin & Rum Stylez)
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RumX members describe this Beenleigh single cask as a very herbal Australian, packed with mint, eucalyptus and sugarcane over the distillery’s bright fruit notes like pear, mango and apricot. Despite 57.7% it often feels light, with decent alcohol integration and a rather short finish. A solid, quirky pick for fans of herb-driven profiles and limited releases at cask strength.
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About the Beenleigh distillery
The Beenleigh distillery is located in Australia. Rums from Beenleigh have been reviewed 2,169 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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Lecker und schön fruchtig, wie ein Beenleigh sein sollte. 🙂
Exciting Australian. It's very herbal on the nose, mint can be recognized, also quite fruity. Lots of herbs and mint on the palate, fruity again and some sugar cane is also recognizable.
Herbs can be tasted from nose to finish, especially aromas of mint and eucalyptus. There is also something slightly sweet on the nose, I mean sugar cane. On the palate there is also wood, vanilla and pear - an interesting mix. Wood and herbs again on the finish. The alcohol is well integrated, but the individual flavors are only slightly pronounced.
Surprisingly herbal for an Australian, otherwise with the usual great aroma profile with bright fruits such as pear, mango, apricot and peach. The herbs are more of a nuisance than adding complexity to the rum. The alcohol is not particularly well integrated. A little thin on the palate and short on the finish. For me a league below the RC, RA and Rdl in terms of quality. Thanks for the sample @Skyfly