Single Cask Nation Darsa Guatemala Rum 2011
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About the Darsa distillery
The Darsa distillery is located in Guatemala. Rums from Darsa have been reviewed 265 times with an average of 7.3/10.
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Doing a side by side tasting of this, and the TCRL 2008 Guatemala 14 year. The nose on this is much bigger. This bottle has been open for a few weeks, and I just opened the TCRL. This tastes very similar to the Raising Glasses Perennia Caroni actually. This is lighter in color, as you would expect. Flavor has a nice fruitiness to it. Spices tame down, and the wood nose definitely does. A really nice finish, with some residual sweetness tiring everything together.