Geo's Seroni Pale Rum Very Superior Old (1930s)
The "Seroni Pale Rum Very Superior Old (1930s)" was produced in Martinique. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Geo's. It was distilled from Sugar cane juice. The rum has an ABV of 40%. 5 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.0/10. The rum smells like Hazelnut, Caramel and Coconut, and on the palate there is Coconut, Caramel and Thin.
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8,2:On the nose, the first impression we get is very pleasant with sugarcane juice, honey, grassy, herbaceous and flowery, dried and citrus fruits, spicy and nutty wood. On aeration, all the notes are in balance, we might notice some tea, yellow fruits and a little varnish. 5,8:On the palate, the attack as quite disappointing with mild and grassy sugarcane, thin, metallic, a bit synthetic, bitter, it becomes peppery later, the wood is slightly roasted with caramel and burnt sugar, there are dried, citrus fruits and a coconut, after 30 minutes of rest, the cane is herbaceous and flowery, the notes rounder. 7,2:The finish is more balanced, but dry and thin, with dried fruits like raisins and apricots, yellow fruits, the sugarcane is grassy, flowery, there is some tea, the wood is spicy and slightly smoky with leather and confectionery notes, nuts and vanilla..
Puh eine schwere Einordnung. Für einen knapp 100 Jahre alten Rum hat er sich gut gehalten. An der Nase hat man auch Hoffnungen auf etwas Großes mit Noten, die auch moderne junge Agricoles haben. Am Gaumen dann leider ein Mix aus schlecht integriertem Alkohol, der brennt obwohl er wässrig ist und ganz dezenten Fasseinflüssen. Das ist dann doch kein Kracher, sondern eher was man erwartet von einem "Pale Rum". In Anbetracht des Alters hätte ich für die Nase 80 und den Gaumen 55 Punkte gegeben. Einem modernen Rhum würde ich 50 Punkte geben mit der Leistung.
Trotz des hohen Alters wirkt der Rum überraschend eindimensional. Hintenraus flach, ohne erkennbare Komplexität. Etwas Marzipan und eine dezente Süße sorgen für leichte Akzente im sonst schlichten Profil.
Typischer junger, frischer, grasiger Agricole. Hier stand Martinique- das könnte geschmacklich gut passen. Alkohol könnte besser eingebunden sein.