Dràm Mòr Mauritius Distillery
The "Mauritius Distillery" was produced in Mauritius. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Dràm Mòr. It was distilled from Molasses and then aged for 7 years. The rum has an ABV of 52,7%. 5 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.6/10. The rum smells like Vanilla, Grass and Fresh, and on the palate there is Orange peel, Vanilla and Grass.
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Tasted at Liquid Leuven ‘25 The nose immediately reveals it’s not New Grove, but Labourdonnais, alas. Not my preferred profile, but let’s take it for a spin anyway. Opens with crisp raspberries mixed with yoghurt and strings of acacia honey before releasing wafts of musty, dry spice and orange zest gratings. With time the glass gets more and more “mid-summer” with freshly mowed grass, flowers (tulips?) and petrichor. Exciting! In the mouth a detonation of spices with foremost licorice and more than a little too much green peper to the point it tastes almost like copper. It’s still quite fresh, but only honey and berries bring too little counterbalance and the mouthfeel just tips too much in the direction of dry spice and metals to be fully enjoyable. Ends short and very sweet much akin to a shot of dry curaçao.
Buds and Barrels 16/02/2025 A profile i'm not familiar with but very interesting. Whisky like finish and then evolved into candy?...