Chairman‘s Reserve Chairman's Reserve Master‘s Selection (Wu Dram Clan)
Complex cherry-wood sipper, long finish
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Most buyers are captivated by the pronounced cherry notes and complex interplay of wood, spice, and herbal undertones in this limited Saint Lucia cask-strength release. Reviewers consistently praise the well-integrated alcohol, long finish, and substantial character—many compare its depth to old brandy or single malt. Perfect for slow sipping on its own, it's highly recommended if you enjoy dark, fruity, and slightly rustic rums. With only 166 bottles, it's a sought-after tasting experience for seasoned enthusiasts.
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Edit: now that the first people have had a chance to taste the new stuff, I'll add my tasting notes and my rating. I didn't want to spoil anything. But as it turns out, I'm not the only one who is enthusiastic about this bottling. After a brief sip while sampling: Makes you want more, goes more in the direction of the Kirsch, GotA&RumX bottlings so my first impression. Alcohol well integrated and quite drinkable.
This is a successful bottling... a subtle sweetness of apricots and cherries on the nose. This is joined by cinnamon, spice and roasted nuts. This is a very good start. This continues on the palate. Some wood and burnt sugar are added. It is smoothly distributed and the ABV is well integrated. The finish is again dominated by fruity notes. An excellent sipper
Chairmans Reserve is one of my favorites in the rum world. Today a little wild tasting between 4 representatives. 1st UK Rum Club 2011, 9yr An average Chairmans on my tongue, which is basically already very good. Red fruits, citrus fruit, burnt sugar, spices and wood set the tone here. The alcohol is well integrated. 84 pts. 2. cigar store, 2010, 11yr Astringent on the palate and with a special musty wood-fruit note. Very tasty and also unusual. The finish is medium long with burnt sugar and fruit. 86 pts. 3. royal mile, 2011, 9yr Very smooth creamy on the palate, with more herbs than its peers. Dirty notes. 86 pts. 4th WuDramClan, 2009, 14yr Somehow a mixture of all the representatives of the tasting. Initially weak on the palate, then increasingly astringent and very dry, with lots of fruit, becoming increasingly herbal and woody with time. Very interesting, complex Chairmans. 87 pts.
Among the many high-class Chairman's bottlings (above all the RdL and TheNectar), the WDC does quite well. Red fruits, vanilla, gingerbread spice on the nose. On the palate vanilla, toasted, spicy, black tea. A good fit for the Christmas season