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- Rich tropical fruit aroma
- Well-integrated alcohol
- Complex flavor profile
The "WRD 9 (Nectar)", distilled at MHOBA Distillery in South Africa, is a limited release rum crafted from sugar cane juice in a pot still. With an ABV of 57.4%, this 2020 expression offers a complex aroma of tropical fruits, pineapple, and bourbon, with traces of coconut and ester. On the palate, it highlights bourbon, tropical fruit, and a hint of coconut sweetness. Users praise its rich, fruity profile and the well-integrated alcohol. Some note a touch of artificiality and find the finish slightly astringent, yet it remains an intriguing and spirited drink. Ideal for both the curious and seasoned rum enthusiast, it's recommended to let this rum aerate for optimal enjoyment.
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The MHOBA distillery is located in South Africa. Rums from MHOBA have been reviewed 1,900 times with an average of 8.2/10.
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"Very nice fruity profile without too many esters. Pleasant drinking strength with well-integrated alcohol."
"Beautiful Mhoba with a complex nose. Intense sweetness on the palate. Something artificial accompanies it all the time. Perfume and other aromas. Definitely special but delicious. I like it very much. Top."
"The smell is quite a game changer. For a while I smelled a hint of Jamaica thanks to the pineapple, then bourbon and coconut ala Foursquare. What does Mhoba actually taste like after the bourbon? Well like Mhoba after bourbon 😃. I'm having a hard time describing the taste, but it's definitely goodness."
"I recommend letting it air out for a while. Apart from the fact that the typical mhoba esters will start pouring through the room, it will mellow the aroma and taste beautifully. A wonderful bourbon aroma and flavor will emerge, in this bottling complemented by cocoa notes. At times the coconuttiness reminds me of an older bottling of NewYarmouth. I'd also highlight the delicious fruit flavor, which is very nice in the body of this bottling."