T.D.L Rumclub Private Selection Ed. 44
On the nose and palate, the rum shows lively mint, eucalyptus, herbs and wood, with stone fruit accents weaving through. RumX tasters call it a classic modern T.D.L: fresh, balanced and complex—an appealing pick for those who appreciate herbal depth.
Mint, eucalyptus and wood meet lively fruits—herbal complexity shines.
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- Refreshing mint and eucalyptus notes
- Well-integrated cask strength
- Balanced herbal and fruity profile
Fresh mint and eucalyptus lead the way in Rumclub Private Selection Ed. 44, underpinned by woody, herbal and subtle yellow fruit notes. Many describe the palate as complex, balanced and distinctive, while the cask strength is well integrated for a 21-year-old T.D.L. This limited Trinidad release offers a refreshing, herbaceous twist for fans of sophisticated, vibrant rums—worth exploring for enthusiasts of minty, nuanced profiles.
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The T.D.L distillery is located in Trinidad. Rums from T.D.L have been reviewed 6,214 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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"#5015 31.12.2024 Enjoying a set of samples while cooking New Year Dinner. Nose Wood, light roasted, light tannins, dried fruit, light mint, faint herbs, light citrus. Palate Oily, fresh, wood, light tannins, light mint, light citrus, dried fruit, faint chocolate, spice, faint herbs. Finish Long and warm, fresh, wood, light tannins, light citrus, mint, light berries. The empty glass has light chocolate, menthol, light smoke and light caramel."
"I have enjoyed the RC Ed. 44 in the 2-3 tastings so far, not outstanding, but really very good. Nicely spicy and not as "bright" as the FRC (RX18188) recently, but more like dark green, rich leaves with a less dominant menthol note. Contrary to other opinions, for me the TDL has nothing that suggests Caroni, but is a rum with a very typical TDL profile. But that doesn't necessarily mean anything, it's just a personal impression. In any case, I would have given the rum 88 points at the first tasting, and today, after a tasting with a lot of time, I raise it to 89 points with a clear conscience - excellent choice of cask, Dirk!"
"Comparatively closed up on the nose. Rather wood forwards on the nose as well as on the palate which reduces the liveliness of the profile somewhat. Enjoyable bottling with all the right 2000s TDL markers, just not my favorite out of the bunch."
"Now the Rumclub also has its TDL from 2002 and this is already very round on the nose with lots of yellow fruit and almost perfectly integrated alcohol. The palate is also typical TDL with peach, mint and menthol, but it is "dirty" at best in the approach, but it remains a well-balanced, very drinkable bottling."