How does this rum taste?
- Natural sweetness without being cloying
- Good honey and vanilla notes
- Smooth drinking experience
The Plantation Trinidad Grand Terroir is a single origin rum crafted in Trinidad, distilled from molasses in 2008 and bottled by Maison Ferrand. This rum presents a nose dominated by honey and vanilla aromas, followed by fruity and woody notes. On the palate, it offers mild flavors with hints of honey and vanilla, accompanied by a subtle peppery kick. Though some find it lacks complexity, its natural sweetness and fruity undertones offer an inviting drinking experience. Users generally characterize it as a simple, yet enjoyable rum, suitable for those seeking a sweeter, less intense spirit.
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The T.D.L distillery is located in Trinidad. Rums from T.D.L have been reviewed 6,100 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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"Had it after a better dinner at Såstaholms castle outside Stockholm. It’s a little better than OK, but I will not buy it cause I’m not a Plantation fan."
"A very nice natural sweetness - not sticky caramel, but nice honey and surprisingly fruity. Not complex, but still like again..."
"A little too sweet and also flat. Am used to much better from plantation"
"a fruity sweet entry-level rum with vanilla, chocolate and honey notes."