MHOBA Strand 101 2019 58%
Bold rum with complex and unique aromas.
MHOBA Strand 101 offers a bold and complex profile with esters dominating. Some users praise its unique aroma, while others note an overwhelming scent.
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How does this rum taste?
- Bold and complex profile
- Unique aroma
- Appeals to adventurous drinkers
MHOBA Strand 101 Rum is crafted in South Africa using pot still distillation and sugar cane juice, bearing a distinctive 58% ABV. Known for its intriguing and complex aroma, it features notes of ester and nail polish with underlying freshness and fruitiness. The palate reveals a dynamic mix of ester, creamy caramel, coffee, and tropical fruit flavors. This rum has garnered mixed reviews; some appreciate its bold, unique profile, while others find the garlic-like and truffle oil scents overpowering. The Strand 101 is particularly appealing to those seeking an unconventional rum experience, offering a unique taste journey between high ester Jamaicans and Clairin from Haiti.
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About the MHOBA distillery
The MHOBA distillery is located in South Africa. Rums from MHOBA have been reviewed 1,596 times with an average of 8.2/10.
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cigares
Mar 18, 2024
"Dégustation rhum et chocolat du Rum Club Switzerland. Un nez à la limite de l’agressivité sur le vernis à bois. En bouche les fruits dominent fort heureusement. La finale elle aussi est plutôt sur les fruits. Un rhum agressif au nez mais la bouche est sexy et les vernis y sont discrets."
Tim
Feb 11, 2024
"I like Mhoba Rums, not easy to drink, but quite complex. Great mix of fruit esters, caramel sweetness, chocolate, herbal agricole notes and roasty coffee. Spicy pungency is also present, though when undiluted the alcohol can even be perceived as cutting. Overall, a solid rum for a good price. Mhoba rums are something special!"
Robert Bauer
Feb 4, 2023
"Nose This stuff kicks a*s! What a crazy nose. Pure sweet-and-sour Raspberry concentrate on vanilla ice cream and a few drops of nail polish. All served with melted goat cheese, fried plantains and freshly squeezed sugar cane (obvious). This combination of delicate and sour notes is a real treat. In terms of rum style this sits right between some high ester Jamaicans and a clairin from Haiti (so Mhoba Island if you want). With water: A bit fresher and more on nobles woods and melted butter now. Palate Tons of exotic woods were just offloaded on the palate. Even if we are no termites, this somehow works. The body is heavy with a thick and dense cane sweetness. There is also milk chocolate, caramel and some liquorice. Rum has so much natural sweetness that we still wonder how some producers dare to add additional sugar to the process. We also find a nice mezcal-y-ness of burnt agaves and an idea of burnt rubber tubes in it (as if they used a few drops of 1998 Caroni). ғɪɴɪsʜ Medium long and drier than a desert, coating the whole mouth with wood, burnt agaves and plastics."
Rodolphe
Jul 1, 2022
"I had bought the bottle when it came out by reading a couple of reviews. Personally I can't drink this. The nose is just about right but the mouth is impossible. But I understand that one can like it. We tasted this with two friends. One thought like me and the other one won a bottle that day because he liked it a lot. He brought me back a sample a few days ago so that I could taste it again a long time later and unfortunately the verdict is the same: for me it's like in wine, the wood chips infused in the barrel to make it old is definitely NO!"