Don Papa Rum Sevillana Cask Finish

Another one that I'd use as a mixer. Out of balance in my mind.

For this drain cleaner, even the one point is too much and the work to enter here Tastingnozes would only cost lifetime.This was tonight the low point of all spirits ever drunk by me.

You either like him or you don't! I like him...

Weakest of Don Papa range for me :(

Tasting of the first or original bottling of the D.P. Sevillana cask (1st batch). Wonderfully fruity nose with beautiful orange notes, dried fruit and a good influence from the wine cask. The palate delivers what the nose promises. The Spanish Seville is well pronounced and starts with a slightly dry woodiness, which then leads into great wine notes. Almost simultaneously, an ingenious, honey-like sweetness resonates and merges into wine and orange peel. Then, towards the end, spicy, woody tones and some tobacco and leather, which is due to the influence of the cask. The medium-long finish is again characterized by dried fruit, wood, tobacco and wine, closely followed by spicy barrel notes. It's a real shame that this bottle (sealed) has become so expensive. In addition, the second bottling cannot even begin to keep up with the old bottling.

I had it with a Creme Brûlée and I enjoyed it. The best DP I had by far.

0 gramme de sucre, c’est cool ! On est sur des notes de noix et d’orange. Assez étonné de voir que Don Papa se met à faire de « vrais » rhums.

Don Papa that doesn't convince me, the others from Don Papa are far better

Un des meilleurs Dom Papa que j’ai dégusté

Fine nuances of the two sherry and orange wine finishes can be smelled. A relatively sharp appearance on the palate before the fruit flavors develop. The short storage time of the individual components is noticeable here. The finish is then slightly bitter. The limited special edition as a collector's item is the only reason why I would buy this bottle again. Too expensive for what's in the glass.