Zaka Trinidad
Balanced notes of oak, vanilla, and gentle honey define both nose and palate, supported by touches of banana, citrus, and mild pepper. RumX reviewers see it as a solid, uncomplicated choice for newcomers or casual sipping — approachable and suitable for gifting.
Woody vanilla and honey, gently sweet with dry finish.
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How does this rum taste?
- Uncomplicated, classic Trinidad profile
- Not sweetened or colored
- Approachable for beginners
Oak, vanilla, and subtle honey are front and center in Zaka Trinidad, rounded with light banana and hints of citrus for added brightness. The palate leans dry, with woodiness and vanilla sweetness dominating, making it an approachable, straightforward profile. Perfect for those seeking an easy, classic Trinidad style without added sweetness or color – worth considering if you appreciate a mellow, lightly peppery sip.
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"Almost boozy but mostly oak and vanilla on the nose. The vanilla gives sweetness but otherwise a fairly dry taste, a little peppery. Fairly short finish. 42% feels a bit low, would probably lift with 50+%. 7.3 out of 10. A rum I pour when I want to drink well without analyzing too much😉"
"C'est très plat et le produit est presque trop fort en alcool en bouche malgré son faible titrage."
"Until nosing chocolate, raisens Tasting light collum blend of young seven years, rum chocolate and oak Orange and peanuts on the tasting"
"Alcoholic 👃, nothing special to be found. No fruit, just a little bit of oak and vanilla somewhere in the distance. 👅 offers again alcohol very badly integrated, slight sweetness of oak barrel so vanilla, and maybe cocoa beans at the very far spectrum. Not a fan."