Hamilton Saint Lucia Pot Still 2004 10yr 65,5%
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Details about this rum
Country
Distillery
Brand
Hamilton
RumX ID
RX1874
ABV
65,5%
Category
Pot Still Rum
Vintage
2004
Made from
Molasses
Distillation
Pot Still
Age
10 years
Bottle volume
75cl
Price range
<250€
Type of spirit
Rum
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Ø Market value
131€
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5
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1
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About the Saint Lucia Distillers distillery
The Saint Lucia Distillers distillery is located in Saint Lucia. Rums from Saint Lucia Distillers have been reviewed 3,870 times with an average of 8.2/10.
To Saint Lucia Distillers
Johannes
Mar 5, 2021
"Fantastic Lucia! Alcohol super integrated!"
ChrisPro
Nov 16, 2022
"June 2022. Hale Pele. really harsh nose, acetone, vanilla, some grape and pear on the nose - vanilla, cinnamon, heavy oak, - really sharp finish on the tongue - super strong flavor and very much that unique st lucia. Love the flavor overall"
Abrahan Reyes
Jan 2, 2023
"I got a sample for this one. The nose resembles the Hamilton 9-year with lots of caramel or toffee notes. The taste is more floral than the 9 years with more vanilla coming. The aftertaste is vanilla and caramel forward. Truly amazing. However, I think I prefer the 9-year-old version has a bit more flavor than this one, but not by much. I tasted both on the same round so I was able to compare them both right there, but I will gladly drink both of these any day."
Natascha og Aske
Mar 13, 2021
"This is a stringent rum with a sweet, fruity nose although a bit alcoholic as well. The palate is not sweet at all but rather woody almost like a wet piece of wood at the forest floor with a hint of nail varnish. We tried to add the tiniest bit of agave syrup and it actually opened up the rum. Good but not quite “up there”"