How does this rum taste?
- Bold flavor profile
- Vegetal aroma
- Lingering finish
Vulcao from the Santo Antao distillery in Cape Verde is an intriguing rum distilled from sugar cane juice using a Pot Still, with an ABV of 45%. Noted for its vegetal aroma alongside hints of nail polish, lemon, and solvents, this rum offers a unique taste experience. The flavor profile prominently features solvent and vegetal notes, accompanied by citrus and peppery undertones with some synthetic impressions. While some users appreciate its bold palate and lingering finish, others find the solvent and synthetic elements detract from the overall enjoyment. This rum invites comparisons to similarly raw styles like Clairin, highlighting its fresh cane essence and hints of smokiness. Ideal for those seeking an adventurous tasting session.
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About the Santo Antao distillery
The Santo Antao distillery is located in Cap Verde. Rums from Santo Antao have been reviewed 29 times with an average of 7.2/10.
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"Not bad, just nothing exciting to be found here"
"Barbosa, M&G, Vulcao im Vergleich⊠Nase: pflanzlich, vergoren und leicht vinegar, etwas mehr Zitrone als die anderen beiden. Wieder Sauerkraut und Gurke dabei. Nase dichter am M&G, ganz leichte Karamell-Note und leicht harzig. Gaumen: Ă€hnlich wie der M&G, vordergrĂŒndig sĂ€uerlich, leicht salzig und harzig. KĂŒnstlich pflanzlich krĂ€uterig. Eine etwas unangenehme Melisse-Klostein-Mischung. GefĂ€llt auch leider nicht wirklich. Von den dreien ist der Barbosa am gefĂ€lligsten."
"Difficile de trouver des arĂŽmes Ă ce rhum tellement les solvants et lâodeur de vernis Ă ongle est important. La bouche sâouvre plus sur la canne Ă sucre et les Ă©pices mais le goĂ»t du solvant persiste, pareil pour la fin de bouche."
"Me fait bcp penser à un clairin. Notes fumées et canne fraiche."