Rum Nation Diamond Small Batch Rare Rums 2005 12yr 58%
Introducing the Small Batch Rare Rums from Guyana, produced at the Diamond distillery and bottled by the esteemed independent bottler, Rum Nation. This limited release of just 245 bottles features an exquisite 12-year-old rum, distilled in 2005 from Molasses with a Pot Still and boasting an ABV of 58%. Renowned for its aromatic nose of dried fruit, leather, brandy, oak, and malt, this rum captivates taste buds with a complex fusion of rubber, leather, oak, and malt flavors. Our RumX community highlights a distinct whiskey-finish, making it a and unique choice for rum connoisseurs.
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RX3586
58%
Pot Still Rum
2005
#117
Molasses
Pot Still
12 years
245
70cl
Under 100€
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The Diamond distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Diamond have been reviewed 2,810 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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Johannes
21 May 2022
“Unfortunately, I have no information about a finish. Taste-wise, there is clearly a whiskey finish that I don't really like.”