Double Origin Rum
The "Double Origin Rum" was produced in Australia. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler HoneyBatcher GmbH. The rum has an ABV of 58%. 8 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.9/10. The rum smells like Tropical fruit, Sugarcane and Floral, and on the palate there is Tropical fruit, Sugarcane and Ester.
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#6095 21.12.2025 Last day before my wife returns home from her vacation in Japan. Relaxing with more unaged from the box I got while listening to some heavy trance.. Nose Intense, fresh, fruity, ester, light mango light caramel, spice, faint earthy, light varnish. Palate Warm, oily, fruity, ester, medium spicy, faint acetone, light mango, banana, light caramel, light cinnamon. Finish Long and warm, medium spicy, banana, light citrus, oily, ester. Empty glass Fruits, light passion fruit, banana, light caramel, faint herbs.
Mich erinnert dieser Blend stark an den Kilik. Der Hampden ist nicht sonderlich erkennbar und wird leicht von dem Australier überlagert. Das ist aber nicht störend, da der Kilik für sich allein schon sehr gut ist. 😉
Alles in allem eine schöne Kombo, die Fabi hier mal wieder abgefüllt hat. Im Daiquiri macht er eine solide Figur. Pur ist er auch nicht schlecht. Aber im Vergleich, auch wenn dieser ein wenig hinkt, hat mir der Ramero sowohl pur als auch als Daiquiri Mixer besser gefallen, da hier die Noten kräftiger/intensiver waren.
Geiles Teil ! Frisch fruchtige Granate die vermutlich im Daiquiri zur Höchstleistung aufläuft