Saint Aubin Single Estate Rum (Amarone Cask Finish) 2023
The "Single Estate Rum (Amarone Cask Finish)" was produced in Mauritius at the Saint Aubin distillery. It was distilled from Sugar cane juice with a Pot Still and then aged for 7 years. The rum has an ABV of 45,2%. This is a limited release and there are only 1200 bottles. 2 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.4/10.
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The Saint Aubin distillery is located in Mauritius. Rums from Saint Aubin have been reviewed 311 times with an average of 7.7/10.
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On the nose, the rum has no noticeable alcohol and is delicately fruity, synaesthesia with the label color? On the palate, unfortunately, it falls off too much for my taste, it seems one-dimensional (too much influence from the [admittedly rare] Amarone cask) and boring, then the taste turns dry and musty at the same time, this typical cellar "aroma", I can't think of the right word right now. (Addendum: "musty" is the right word.) The finish is practically non-existent. Interesting sipper for beginners.