How does this rum taste?
Copalli Barrel Rested Rum hails from Belize’s Copaltree Distillery and is crafted from molasses, with an ABV of 44%. Notable for its diverse nose, the rum offers prominent fruity notes intertwined with citrus, floral, and subtle woody undertones. Its palate is marked by a unique vegetal character, accompanied by fruity and citrus nuances, rounded with woody and spicy hints. User feedback indicates a distinctive but controversial taste, often described as vegetal or reminiscent of grappa, and is enjoyed better in cocktails like Daiquiris. This rum's robust, unique profile provides an intriguing yet polarizing experience ideal for adventurous rum enthusiasts seeking something different.
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About the Copaltree distillery
The Copaltree distillery is located in Belize. Rums from Copaltree have been reviewed 44 times with an average of 6.7/10.
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I don't think this rum is particularly good. It tastes quite herbal and slightly like lemon. Doesn't really suit my taste. It also lingers on the palate for quite a long time in the finish. Doesn't have to be.
I’m not a bourbon guy and this tastes more like a bourbon than a rum to me. Personally I would not purchase again.
One of these cases where I am getting completely different notes than everyone else. Tastes to me like a bit diluted version of a Port Mourant. Quite delicious, just should be higher proof. Wondering if it's just me, did they label the sample wrong or did they change the rum 🙂
Canne bleue, particulier, retour différent de la 1ere impression