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- Complex and diverse flavor profile
- Rich honey and herbal notes
- Elegant and balanced character
Rum Artesanal Barbados Rum, distilled in 2000 at the West Indies Distillery, is a complex Barbados rum, independently bottled by Heinz Eggert GmbH. It's crafted from molasses, aged for 24 years, and offers aroma notes of honey, kumquat, and citrus, with a herbal and mild taste. Users note its wood and leather undertones, complemented by a subtle floral hint. With an ABV of 46.9%, it's a rare limited release, appealing with its intricate profile combining herbal, honey, and woodsy elements. Some reviewers noted a medicinal and leather-like aroma, adding a unique dimension. Overall, it's recognized for its balanced elegance and unique aged character.
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About the West Indies distillery
The West Indies distillery is located in Barbados. Rums from West Indies have been reviewed 3,990 times with an average of 7.9/10.
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"Very varied and complex, it is also demanding in its own way. There is a lot going on, especially in the mouth. From leather to chocolate, earthy, salty to medicinal and herbal. My wife says it smells like a whiteboard pen. I like this profile, even if this bottling isn't the best, it's still pleasing. Very long finish btw"
"compared with the RA Rockley 2000 from 2021 and the SBS 2000 PX cask finish. The new Rockley is somehow a disappointment on the nose, reminding me more of the RA SFGB with the Swiss stone pine and kumquat. However, it has little in common with the typical Rockley notes (smoke/honey) that are so appreciated. Unfortunately, the SBS doesn't convince me either, the PX finish (as so often) kills everything here."
"Nose: Herbs and resin are my first associations. Very medicinal and unusual in this combination! I hardly recognize the honey typical of WIRD and with the herbs it comes across more as dark forest honey. Very mild/thin and very medicinal on the palate, then with a bitter/dry mouthfeel, which reinforces the medicinal aspect. The finish slowly fades with the medicinal and dry notes I like to award bonus points for unusual bottlings, but this one doesn't convince me - it seems disharmonious and unbalanced to me."
"Quite herbal on the nose. A great, bacony smoky note on the palate. Very pleasant drinking strength."