Finest Kosher Rum 1970s
The "Finest Kosher Rum 1970s" was produced in Unknown. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Findlater & Mackie of Manchester Ltd.. The rum has an ABV of 45,71%. 6 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.2/10. The rum smells like Burnt, Caramel and Fudge, and on the palate there is Dried fruit, Roasted and Fudge.
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Zu allererst einmal ein DICKES DANKESCHÖN an TheDunderHut, wieder bei dem Wird&Blind Set dabei gewesen zu sein. Zusammen mit DomM wurde sich dieser Aufgabe gestellt. Leider kein Einhorn dabei gewesen, aber tolle rare Sachen probiert, an die man sonst nicht so gut rankommt. Einzig die Geschichten zu jeden einzelnen Rum des Spliters dazu habe ich wirklich vermisst zu.
Eine seltene bzw auch alte Abfüllung die in der röstigen, holzigen und gebrannten Karamellseite beheimatet ist. Kein Überflieger, aber durchaus interessant und schön, mal so etwas im Glas gehabt zu haben.
Weird and blind Tasting - die Farbe kann unmöglich von der Lagerung stammen. Die erste Nase kommt wie der Versuch rüber, einen Foursquare ECS nachbauen zu wollen mit dem Chemiekasten der Kinder. Übertriebene, künstliche Süße, zu gefällige Farbe - aber unterm Strich schmeckt er so einigermaßen ok. Auch wenn das Produkt sehr heftig getunt worden ist in Farbe und Aromen.
On the nose there is a lot of burnt caramel. Very dark and intense. Lacks complexity unfortunately. I like it more on the palate. Here we are in dark Demerara territory. Again, a very dark profile but much better balanced than the nose. Some dried fruits towards the finish.