Grenada Distillers Six Saints
Mellow coconut, vanilla, and light wood with gentle spice.
Coconut, vanilla, and woody notes are most prominent both aromatically and on the palate, with mild sweetness and some pepper. The RumX community agrees it's a straightforward, approachable rum that suits casual sipping or mixing.
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Coconut and vanilla rise first on the nose, backed by gentle wood and hints of tropical fruit. The palate follows with soft spice, young oak, and a touch of pepper, settling into a medium, lightly sweet finish. Many RumX tasters find it balanced between dry and sweet, with a simple, easygoing character. Worth a sip for those seeking a light, coconut-accented intro to Caribbean rum.
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About the Grenada Distillers distillery
The Grenada Distillers distillery is located in Grenada. Rums from Grenada Distillers have been reviewed 131 times with an average of 6.7/10.
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This rum from Crucial Drinks has clear similarities with Clarke’s Court Old Grog also produced by GDL. The nose is fruity with aromas of banana and citrus. At the palate and during the medium long finish it’s fruity and spicy with flavors of nutmeg, banana and citrus.
The rum is very fine-sparkling in the glass. The nose is complex, fruity, spicy with a slight adhesive note and a light woody note. The taste is dominated by coconut, vanilla, slightly alcoholic and with some sweetness in the background. The finish is medium, peppery with vanilla and some sweetness, plus floral notes. This rum is not exactly dry but not really sweet either, somehow in between. I wouldn't have expected something like this, something different.
Has a caramel, vanilla aroma. Peppery, sweet taste. A little tangy on the finish. Much lighter over time. The spiciness dissipates quickly. I really like it quite a lot.
Not particularly well integrated alcohol and a rather artificial coconut note...