LMDW Grays New Grove Savoir Faire Single Cask 2009 60%
The New Grove Savoir Faire Single Cask rum, distilled from molasses in 2009 at Grays Distillery and bottled by LMDW, is a limited-release delight from Mauritius. At 60% ABV and cask strength, this rum boasts a nose rich with woody and vanilla aromas, complemented by cocoa, coconut, and a hint of fruitiness. On the palate, it offers a robust woody and spicy flavor profile featuring peaches, caramel, and assorted fruits. Renowned for its complexity, this rum also delivers subtle herbal, mint, and anise notes. Enthusiasts appreciate its balance of fresh minty/eucalyptus, French oak character, and diverse fruity undertones, making it a unique and memorable rum experience. Ideal for both sipping and refined cocktails, this is a hidden gem worth discovering.
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Rich and balanced woody and spicy flavor.
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Complex profile with diverse fruity undertones.
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Fresh minty and eucalyptus notes for freshness.
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The New Grove Savoir Faire Single Cask 2009 from Mauritius boasts fruity notes of peach and cherry with hints of caramel and spices. At 60% ABV, it's rich and complex, offering a unique balance of wood, mint, and subtle smoke.
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About the Grays distillery
The Grays distillery is located in Mauritius. Rums from Grays have been reviewed 1,640 times with an average of 7.8/10.
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Tim
30 April 2024
“Wow, on the nose it reminds me of a Guyana rum or even a Foursquare, with citrus fruits and other fruits such as peach being dominant here, especially if you give it enough time to breathe. Lots of roasted chocolate, caramel, wood and all kinds of fruit. Very pleasant in the mouth, despite 60°. Complex rum, at a more than fair price! Definitely a good tad better than the 2010.”
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Fasen
28 November 2023
“Super NG frame! There's a lovely fruity side (Red / Yellow / Tropical / Dry) mixed with the empyreumatic notes that make the distillery so distinctive (Cardboard / Rum / Copper / Smoke / Oily / Rubber / Tar). This one is very (too?) woody, which brings us notes of sweet spices (Vanilla / Cinnamon / Licorice) as well as toasty notes, especially in the finish (Coffee / Dark Chocolate / Smoke) with nothing but baking. The sweetness is brought out by molasses (Burnt sugar / Burnt cream / Caramel). The NG frame is really top-notch, it's a change and it works pretty well! Nevertheless, I find this one too woody, and the column distillation certainly takes some of the body out of this rum. A pot wouldn't be out of place! It's still very good!”
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Gunnar Böhme "Bauerngaumen" 🤓
6 October 2023
“So, now it has happened: This is my new Mauritius Croesus, Emotion 1969 (RX2495) has been knocked off the throne. For a better comparison though tasted against the Savoir Faire from the successor year 2010 (RX13444), but that does not change my verdict. The 2009 is perceptibly more intense and complex on both the nose and palate than the 2010. I particularly like that lovely oily fruitiness on the palate. It's just a shame that I only had a sample of the rum. If I had a bottle of that, I would split it immediately.”