The Whisky Agency Karibik Rum (Delias Christmas Bottling) 1993
Most enjoy its sweet vanilla-toffee and easygoing nature. Critics find it watery, perfumed and lacking complexity for 30 years. Consensus: a decent, undemanding sipper if expectations stay modest.
Those who like sweet, mellow Cubans as uncomplicated sippers, especially cigar fans wanting a soft caramel-vanilla rum beside the ashtray without too much oak or alcohol bite.
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How does this rum taste?
Sweet, easy Cuban, low complexity
If you enjoy easy Havana-style rums and want something slightly older and sweeter for cigar pairings, this fits—just don’t expect depth or a big step up in intensity.
Enthusiasts chasing complexity, intense oak or high-ester funk, and value-focused buyers expecting a “wow” experience from a 30-year-old bottling.
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#5060 30.11.2024 Tasting at Whisky Watcher tasting in Odense. Nose Wood, light roasted, light caramel, fruits, light citrus, faint coffee, light vegetal. Palate Oily, light wood, faint roasted, fruits, light vegetal, cinnamon, mango, faint banana, spice, faint metallic. Finish Long, wood, light nutts, light citrus, spice, light tannins, light vegetal. The empty glass has mind, light tobacco, banana and some leather.
One of the many Cubans at the moment and they are all quite similar. It's kind of x-mas around here, without spice. Very sweet, very pleasing and hardly any wood for its age (even the 60yo of the Agency had hardly any woodspice, which I found very impressive). Even a beginner can enjoy this rum very well.
Nose: Cinnamon, vanilla, sweetness. Palate: Alcohol, vanilla, baking spices. Relatively short finish. Overall, I expected more, a little less flavor, little complexity, too alcoholic despite the dilution. Somehow I don't really warm to the Cubans. Perhaps not quite my favorite taste profile.
8,3:On the nose, the first impression we get is fruity with banana and minty, as a roasted wood with spices quickly overtakes the leading position with roasted nuts, caramel, perhaps toffee, vanilla, maybe hazelnut and defintely walnut.The burnt sugar is nicely caramelized. On aeration, the fruits are dried, especially figs, the molasses vegetal.With resting, cinnamon, mango become more obvious. 8,2:On the palate, the attack is fruity and woody with tropical, citrus fruits, spicy and caramelized roasted wood and toffee, coffee.The molasses is vegetal with mint, waxy, after some rest, there are red bell peppers, pairing with creamy vanilla and unripe banana.It becomes a bit metallic. Dried, yellow fruits, pear and citrus nicely round up metallic notes with some nuts and leather. 7,7:The finish is long, a bit imbalanced with nutty roasted wood, dry, tannic, the molasses is vegetal, waxy.Thankfully, an orchard fruit compote neutralizes, rounds it a bit...with banana... Edit:27.1.25.