Marianne de Paraguay
Hogerzeil
COMMUNITY RATING
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Summary
The Marianne de Paraguay was produced in Paraguay at the Hogerzeil distillery. It was distilled from Molasses. The rum is bottled at cask strength and has an ABV of 54%.
4 community members rated this rum with an average of 71/100. The rum smells like Spicy, Fruity and Musty, and on the palate there is Spicy, Fruity and Anise.
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About the distillery
The distillery Hogerzeil is located in Paraguay. Rums from Hogerzeil have been rated 26 times with an average of 69/100.
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Community comments
Frank
8 January 2022
Die Fasstärke im Vergleich zur reduzierten Version. Nase: deutlich mehr Volumen; die Aromen kommen besser durch. Würzig-fruchtig mit Apfel. Geht fast in Richtung Calvados. Dazu eine muffige Vanille-Note mit etwas Pflaume dahinter. Keine klaren Gewürze, eher wieder so ein Backgewürz. Hat eine Grundsüße, von Früchtebrot, Orangeat und Toffee. Gaumen: klar, hier kommt jetzt 54% deutlich mehr als mit nur 40%. Erst etwas dünn, dann aber doch interessante würzig-fruchtige Anklänge. Anis, leicht Muskat und eine Mischung aus Backgewürzen. Dazu etwas vegatibles aus San und vlt. Thymian. An Frucht wieder am ehesten Apfel und etwas Zitronenschale. Süße von Melasse, Orangeat und Anis. Deutlich besser als die verwässerte Schwester und auch besser als erwartet. Holt mich aber dennoch nicht ab!