TRC Enmore Guyana REV 1994
Rich prunes, leather and polished oak, elegantly balanced depth.
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Prune and dried fruit shine from the first nosing, wrapped in deep oak, leather, and subtle tobacco. Long aging lends both complexity and restraint—this Enmore 1994 REV balances mature wood with notes of caramel, chocolate, and spice that fans of classic Guyana profiles will appreciate. Community tasters call it “exceptionally round and complex” with a creamy, inviting palate. A thoughtful choice for those who prize rich, contemplative sipping rums.
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About the Enmore distillery
The Enmore distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Enmore have been reviewed 4,136 times with an average of 8.8/10.
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Edit Edit: Had another comparison in the larger REV round. For me, a shade behind the 27-year-old from TRC, but a shade ahead of the 29-year-old and the Greenheart. Edit: Tasted again in the small round of the Franconian Tasting Gang, which resulted in the last 3 bottles in the online store going to Franconia again. 😅 First impression: Definitely does NOT fall short in contrast to its predecessors. Can keep up very well. The extra year hasn't done it any harm and it hasn't become too woody, as I feared. The first impression is that it is rounder than its predecessors and dangerously drinkable. I like it in any case.
I‘m very positively surprised. While I expected it to be too much on the woody side - akin to some of the mor recent REV bottlings, this is very well balanced and fruity. A bit less intense versus some older bottling, but definitely up there in the vintage. In a TRC side-by-side the 30y comes in second place. A bit less power versus the 29y but more elegance and less herbal notes on the finish. Very close call though.
Well, unfortunately it doesn't really knock my socks off. Apart from the fact that the rum has to breathe for a surprisingly long time, I think it has a strange off-note on the palate right at the beginning, while it lacks malt and prunes somewhat later on, contrary to expectations, while herbs and sour wood come to the fore too much. For me, it's unfortunately over the top and brings up the rear of the REV 1994 bottlings to date, although the price is of course unbeatable. Update 2024-10-12 REV 1994 tasting Here is my ranking (nose and palate impressions each contributed 50% to the overall rating, in the event of a tie, the length of the finish was decisive, as was the case with ranks 1-3, which were incredibly close together): 1ST RX12425 2ND RX121 3. RX11107 4. RX21851 5. RX12203 6. 11402 So this rum gets 5 points more from me today. Attention, daily form is not to be underestimated!
8,8:On the nose, the first impression we get is pretty dark, as a wood is roasted with leather, nuts like walnut, burnt sugar, the fruits are dried with dates, raisins, prunes, figs, there is some citrus.The molasses is vegetal, dark with tobacco, black tea and licorice. On aeration, we get notes of soy sauce, umami, maggi, there is some spice, perhaps cola notes and dark berries.Complex, but balanced. 9,1:On the palate, the attack is very pleasant, round with dried fruits like dates, prunes, apricots, figs, the wood is spicy and charred with caramel, Demerara sugar, vanilla, leather, later dark chocolate, umami.The molasses is dark with licorice, black tea, tobacco, after resting it gives us a floral touch and some dark berries arise.Very tasty. 8,7:The finish is long, dry, dark with spicy roasted wood, tannic, some new fruits pop up like red fruits, the molasses becomes earthy, as bit waxy..