Long Pond S.B.S Jamaica 2022 Virgin Oak Cask (Bar 1802) TECA
Intense, funky TECA with big varnish, tropical fruit and spice. Despite its youth, the community finds it complex, characterful and very satisfying for lovers of bold Jamaican profiles.
Fans of high-ester Jamaican funk who enjoy raw, youthful Long Pond power and don’t mind a bit of heat in exchange for deep tropical fruit and varnish notes.
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Wild young TECA funk bomb
If you already enjoy Long Pond or other TECA bottlings, this one gives you the full funky package at cask strength, just younger, wilder and wrapped in virgin oak spice.
Beginners, those sensitive to high ABV, or drinkers who dislike solventy, funky aromas and the edgy character of very young cask strength rum.
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About the Long Pond distillery
The Long Pond distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Long Pond have been reviewed 6,481 times with an average of 8.5/10.
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Typical TECA aromas with lots of varnish, spices and tropical fruit. Caramel on the nose, sharp-edged on the palate and lots of spices. The banana comes through after a little resting time. Very pleasant finish, alcohol well integrated. A few more years would have been really good for this rum
Auto-translatedWhat can I say, it is a TECA, from start to finish. All the typical markers such as fermented fruit, varnish and solvent are present, as is the meatiness. The bottling with a few years of tropical maturation would certainly have been a hit, but even as it is, and despite its young age, it is still very appealing.
Auto-translatedThis could be my first time reviewing TECA mark rum, so yeah, take this review with a grain of salt. On the nose: light ester, glue, tropical fruits. Light caramel with hints of vanilla. Light fermented notes. Taste: Esters with little bit of fermented notes with fruity notes. Then you get spicy notes and little bit of heat coming from alcohol. Barrel notes and little bit of nutty notes come in at the end. Deep and dark notes Finish: Woody and barrel notes. Little bit of esters. Finishes dry. Surprisingly woody with deep and dark fruity notes. After few sips i started to enjoy it more and more.
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