CoR T.D.L Up Spirits Club members selection
Mint, caramel, black tea and orange—rich, vibrant, great value.
Aromas of mint, caramel, and orange lead to a palate highlighted by black tea, mint, and barrel spice. Consistently praised for its value and vibrant flavour, this Trinidad release is a community-endorsed pick for adventurous rum lovers.
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Vivid mint and caramel notes define this 14-year-old Trinidad rum, joined by black tea, zesty orange, and subtle barrel smokiness. RumX tasters praise its fresh herbal profile, balanced sweetness, and excellent value, though some note a spirited alcohol presence. Worth a sip for fans of bold, mint-forward cask strength rums seeking a unique twist.
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About the T.D.L distillery
The T.D.L distillery is located in Trinidad. Rums from T.D.L have been reviewed 6,233 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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Nice minty notes. Great value for money.
Intense, deep aroma spectrum with a classic TDL profile for the vintage. Still with quite inviting caramel notes on the nose, which give way to a powerful mélange of cooling mint, ripe, citrusy-sweet tropical fruit, crisp spicy notes and smoky wood influences on the palate. Round, present, intense, demanding - absolutely worthwhile. A successful first selection for the Up Spirits Club.
Yes, the rum is really strongly characterized by mint. But it also has something dirty about it and could pass blind as a Caroni. A strong representative of the already remarkable 2009 vintage.
Edit: Tasted again and gave it more time to develop. Again the same shortcoming, the poorly integrated alcohol. It gets better with a little dilution, but unfortunately it's not really convincing either, so I've downgraded it again. All in all, a good price-performance ratio. It has everything you would expect from a T.D.L of this vintage. The only point that really bothers me here is that it is very alcoholic, which is not optimally integrated. Some of its vintages are better known.