El Dorado Blended In The Barrel SV PM
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How does this rum taste?
El Dorado SV PM offers a sweet, caramel-forward taste with woody and herbal notes, but its high price and alcohol intensity limit its appeal for regular sipping.
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About the Diamond & Port Mourant distillery
The Diamond & Port Mourant distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Diamond & Port Mourant have been reviewed 165 times with an average of 8.7/10.
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Superlekker, maar wat aan de dure kant
SV is most prominent in this one. The caramel (included in the cask with aging with this mark) comes through in nose and taste. N:Caramel. Burnt (sugar), woody..a bit French oaky. Full bodied but also fresh. Hint of rubber. Interesting for sure. The Port Mourant part is adding the freshness I guess. But the sum of parts does create something new. T: quite sweet at first. Burnt sugar still. A bit bitter. Nice marriage between wood, cacao powder, freshness and berries (not unlike some TDL or New Grove). Don't get the typical PM aniseed vibe. SV is dominant. Finish: medium. Bitter. Molasses. Dry. Eucalyptus/minty. Better than expected. Still overpriced in the beginning. A max of 120eu would be better.
Nose is brooding with licorice, dark chocolate and leather. Mouth is easy and approachable, a hint of cayenne pepper with sweet and herbal notes. Finish a tad bitter with sweet caramel and wood. Hint of leather. It’s a solid rum, nothing special but enjoyed it
Easy sipping dorado blend. I am positively surprised. Very drinkable. Could just have a little more steam! 🤷🏼♂️ The price-performance ratio could be better, but it's definitely tasty. Slight points deducted for the bitterness in the finish.