La Maison Du Whisky Rum of the World Australie
The "Rum of the World Australie" was produced in Australia. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler La Maison Du Whisky. It was distilled in 2014 from Molasses and then aged for 10 years. The rum has an ABV of 46%. 7 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.5/10. The rum smells like Peaches, Apricot and Honey, and on the palate there is Sweet, Syrupy and Honey.
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For the price, it's a pleasant surprise. Extremely easy to drink, it can please a lot of people. It's very linear, with a big peachy, honeyed fruitiness, a little creamy. Lacking in complexity, the woodiness is almost non-existent for a 10-year-old rum!
👃 = a good smell of tropical fruits invades me, mixed with caramel and vanilla with some woody notes. 👄 = there's a nice, slightly fat amplitude on the palate where dried fruit, a little red fruit and chocolate are added. Pepper is quite present on the long finish. I was pleasantly surprised by this spirit, which seems younger than advertised at first sight, but its richness on the palate can only be achieved with assertive ageing. Its low price is an incentive to ditch the rum-based tampered drinks in favor of clean, mature eaux-de-vie 👏
Pleasant rum to start the evening with. The 46% is a good abv for this rum. Cognac finish is definitely there. Good value for price.
Quite disappointed. You can't feel the effects of the 10 years of ageing, perhaps due to the fact that it spent a lot of time on the continent. This is my first Australian rum and I'm left with a very mixed impression. Lacks character.