Rum No. 10
Westerhall Estate
COMMUNITY RATING
Facts about the rum
Rum No. 10
40%
Molasses
Column Still
10 years
RX2040
35cl
Under 50€
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Summary
The Rum No. 10 was produced in Grenada at the Westerhall Estate distillery. It was distilled from Molasses with a Column Still and then aged for 10 years. The rum has an ABV of 40%.
1 community member rated this rum with an average of 68/100. The rum smells like Caramel, Oak and Banana, and on the palate there is Caramel, Nutmeg and Banana.
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About the distillery
The distillery Westerhall Estate is located in Grenada. Rums from Westerhall Estate have been rated 28 times with an average of 75/100.
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Community comments
Stefan Persson
22 July 2022
This distillery stopped distilling 1996. Nowadays they buy the distillate from Barbados. So what they do now is blending and bottling. Hopefully they also age the rum otherwise they must use additives, cause I can’t recognize this as a Bajan rum.