Nobilis Diamond No. 51 (14. GRF) REV 2014
Highly praised as a solid, young REV: dark woody sweetness, dried fruits and chocolate, good intensity and texture, improving noticeably with air despite still showing some youthful edges.
Fans of dark, woody Demerara rums who enjoy cask strength intensity and want a younger, punchier take on the classic REV profile.
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Dark, punchy young REV
If you like classic Demerara and want to explore the REV mark at a younger, punchier stage, this gives you the dark profile and power without being unforgiving.
Beginners or anyone sensitive to high ABV and bitterness, or those expecting the depth and polish of older 2006/1994 REV bottlings.
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About the Diamond distillery
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The typical REV profile is unmistakable, caramel, toffee, dried fig, orange soda. Allspice, mocha, toasted barrel on the palate. Not bad, but I see the 2006 REV a little further up the points shelf
Auto-translatedGuyana quite young in its tasting. A rather complex nose of wood, toffee, orange and leather. But with a dominance of spices. On the palate, the attack is easy, the roasted wood replaced by a bitter root and licorice. The spices are still present. Medium finish. A pleasant and accessible way to discover this distillery.
Auto-translatedTypical "young" Diamond REV profile. Very round, spicy and crisp and intense. All the familiar markers are where you want them, alcohol well integrated. Not a world first, but well made!
Auto-translatedA rum tasted at the GRF in 2025. A sweet nose, with molasses (bitter) and caramel. Wood, leather and tropical fruit. The palate is rather full-bodied, with mostly vanilla wood and caramel. It's good, but also lacks complexity and depth. The finish is rather short, with wood, caramel and stewed fruit.
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