Vagabond Spirits Grays Rhum VSOP (Very Special Orange Product)
Bold bitter-orange and mandarin meet fresh yellow fruits, vanilla and light wood. Herbal notes and a slightly hot, perfumed finish divide opinion but keep it memorable.
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The Grays distillery is located in Mauritius. Rums from Grays have been reviewed 2,491 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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So I have to say really exciting and wacky. Orange, tangerine and yellow fruits at the beginning. The taste is slightly sweet and a bit of bitter orange peel is added. The finish is nice, slightly woody and pleasant.
Lots of yellow fruit, tangerine, orange, peach, with a strong apricot finish. Somewhere there are light herbs, a little wood and caramel. The rum also has something of a tart tatin and isotonic drink powder. Alcohol integration and the somewhat short finish dampen the impression.
30 minutes of aeration, It's surprisingly similar to the alcohol found in grandfather's bar, but it's a nice surprise, I tasted a few drops of Cointreau at the same time, and it's very close, but with a more gourmand touch, and the touch of rum that you find in the texture and on the finish, perhaps that gourmand caramel note, I have the impression that Nicolas wanted to revitalize an old orange spirit with a touch of rum, and if that's the case, he's succeeded.
#5619 31.08.2025 Tasting at the German Rum Fest 2025. This one is definitely orangy in the profile, a bit too much I think. Easy drinkable though with light wood, floral, herbs and fruity notes. On the palate and finish their is a perfume note that wasn't really me.