Helios Teeda Aged 21 Years 1998
Unique, sophisticated, Japanese, creamy vanilla rum.
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The Teeda Aged 21 Years rum, crafted at the Helios distillery in Japan, is a limited edition of 2,500 bottles from 1998. Distilled from molasses using a pot still and matured for 21 years, it boasts a distinctive aroma profile with notes of caramel, chocolate, and orange. On the palate, it offers a creamy, vanilla-forward taste with hints of toffee and a woody finish, embodying a character akin to Japanese whiskies. Widely admired for its complexity and balance of spices, wood, and smoke, this rum has impressed enthusiasts seeking unique and sophisticated spirits. However, some have noted a slight metallic scent and astringent wood notes.
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About the Helios distillery
The Helios distillery is located in Japan. Rums from Helios have been reviewed 98 times with an average of 7.0/10.
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Great nose, very good
The impression of a bad finish. Astringent woodiness. Fortunately, the Prune finish lifts it all. But I don't like the almost burnt caramel aspect.
This was not a cheap bottle and though my wife is Japanese, she had problems locating a bottle. Japan is not well known for rum yet, but it's slowly spreading like whisky did many years ago. The nose on this bottle is truly amazing especially if you leave it for 15 minutes or more to really release everything. The palate is velvety and complex with spices, wood and smoke really well balanced with the proof. Only 2500 bottles made and I'm happy one of them is on my shelf.
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