How does this rum taste?
- Rich coconut aroma
- Distinct nutty taste
- Unique limited edition
The FWI rum, crafted at the Foursquare & West Indies distillery in Barbados, is an enticing blend distilled from molasses. Aged for 5 years and with a 47.1% ABV, this limited release features complex aromas of coconut, vanilla, and pastries, with a nutty and spicy flavor profile. While some users praised its rich and inviting character, others found it somewhat dry and the alcohol presence slightly overpowering. This rum, being one of only 636 bottles, offers a unique tasting experience, embodying the craftsmanship of Barbados’ renowned rum culture. Ideal for aficionados interested in exploring varied rum profiles and those who appreciate a nuanced yet robust tasting journey.
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"Tastes like neutral alcohol. Surprisingly bad!"
"For the nose, re-test without a cold. The taste is a great success. The alcohol is clearly present, but the sweet fruit and coconut take up more and more space, as do the spices. This sensation becomes more pronounced with aeration. No real length, which is a pity. But it's rather pleasant. Edit: alcohol a little too present for an early line-up."
"This really does nothing for me. flat and rather uninteresting. The alcohol really is unbalanced and coming at this price point i expected more. the West Indies, especially the french ones know how to make this work..."
"It's well made. Round. A little dry over the length. You can feel the WI more than the 10% Fs (and that's normal because it's 90%). "