Distilia Diamond The Last Cask - Tiger, Artist (Yu Chuan)
This rum enchants with dried fruit and roasted notes, while caramel, chocolate, and vanilla round out a complex profile. Our RumX community appreciates its balance and collectible appeal, making it a standout choice for discerning drinkers.
Bold, balanced rum with captivating dried fruit notes.
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- Rich, complex aroma
- Balanced, smooth palate
- Unique, collectible release
The Last Cask - Tiger, Artist (Yu Chuan) from Diamond distillery in Guyana offers a vivid sensory journey. Our RumX community praises its enticing aroma of dried fruit, roasted wood, burnt sugar, and subtle barrel spice. On the palate, layers of caramel, chocolate, vanilla, and a hint of coffee create a balanced yet bold experience. Hand-selected by Distilia and aged 19 years, this limited release is a must-try for collectors and enthusiasts looking to explore a uniquely refined rum.
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About the Diamond distillery
The Diamond distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Diamond have been reviewed 4,162 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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"Very good Diamond, has everything you can expect from such a beer. I find it very accessible and delicious, almost too drinkable. Distilia has once again done everything right with this bottling and the price is also reasonable. But it's still not enough for the top group."
"8,4:On the nose, the first impression we get is quite rigid with roasted wood notes like burnt sugar, coffee, caramel, nuts and some orange peel, varnish. On aeration, dried fruits with apricots arise, some spice with vanilla, an orange, some vegetal notes and a chocolate. 8,7:On the palate, the attack is pleasant with dried fruits like apricots, raisins and roasted, spicy wood notes like burnt sugar, caramel, marzipan, leather, as the molasses is earthy and dark with black tea.Some resting helps notes like nuts, chocolate, as the rum becomes creamy, to arise. There are dried figs, prunes, red fruits and citrus from fruits, some menthol, the wood becomes resinous a bit. 8,6:The finish is long,as the wood is dry, spicy and roasted, in the end perhaps charred with nuts, chocolate, coffee. The fruits are dried and citrusy, as the molasses is a bit vegetal.. Edit:16.2.25 0,1 up, oxidation helps to more velvety feeling..."
"#5008 30.12.2024 Relaxing after getting the roast prepared for tomorrow. Nose Balanced, wood, light roasted, light citrus, light orange, faint marzipan, spice. Palate Oily, wood, light roasted, faint marzipan, faint chocolate, anise, dried fruit, light plum, faint salt, light berries. Finish Long, wood, light roasted, light olive, light citrus, light chocolate, faint salt. The empty glass has nice caramel, berries and a light grass."
"Very good Diamond, with not exuberant molasses. Nice fruity sweetness. Fun to drink!"