Okinawa Santa Maria Voyage #01 2018
According to reviews, this rum tastes vividly of red wine and sweet grapes, with floral touches. People recommend it for its unique wine-barrel influence and approachable complexity.
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Nose: Spanish style, I would say. But with lots of fruit, especially white grapes, sweetness, very pleasing. Gives the impression of a column still rum, not very complex. Palate: maple syrup, cask, mild Again I think I have a column still rum in my glass, probably from Central America. Alcohol content approx. 50% Very barrel-like finish All in all not my cup of tea but not bad either. Therefore 6.5 as my rating
Auto-translatedVery exciting! Fruity red grape, typical Agricole notes, but not too floral, finish with tannins and wood like an older Saint James. An amazing amount of flavor and complexity for the low percentage.
Auto-translatedPhew ... red wine on the nose. On the palate, the agricole notes that I don't like so much join in. It's also a little thin. Not bad in terms of craftsmanship (the wood is nice, for example), but it doesn't meet my taste across the board. Sorry.
Auto-translatedUnfortunately, once again I can't say a good word about this rum. For me, it's another prime example of how you can completely finish off the basic ingredient. I can really only taste red wine here, unfortunately nothing more, the other notes are more than subtle in the background. Must have been a very wet cask. The rest simply sunk into the cola.
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