Bristol T.D.L Trinidad Rum for Haromex Dev.
Wood, caramel and minty freshness
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RumX members love this wood-driven T.D.L. selection for its caramel‑vanilla core and touch of minty freshness. At 59.8% cask strength, it opens with roasted chocolate notes and evolves with spices and dried fruits, especially after time in the glass. While some find it a bit sweet or alcohol‑forward, it’s a popular, well‑regarded pour with strong buyer confidence among our community.
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About the T.D.L distillery
The T.D.L distillery is located in Trinidad. Rums from T.D.L have been reviewed 6,417 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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Edit: RumX Advent Calendar 2024 Bonus 1 I didn't realize it, but due to the long (involuntary) standing time today I had the dirty Caroni notes with me. I still think it's delicious. A nice TDL for me. Just needs a little time in the glass, but then it's very enjoyable. Edit: Tasted it again on 19.09.23, after I had the Swell Private Garden #4 in my glass before. I find this one a lot better. This one has more power and after a while it unfolds its full range.
Hmmm... Pour résumer, on peut dire que j'aime pas... Mais vraiment pas. Je n'aurai pas deviné la provenance. J'imagine que cela vient d'ailleurs que T.D.L. Alcoolique, amer et brûlé... Voilà des marqueurs qui ne me font pas rêver ici...
Calendrier de l’Avent RumX, jour 25. Un nez avec de l’alcool, du bois, de la vanille et du sucre brun. S’y ajoute de la banane et un côté herbes sèches. La bouche est agréable et avec de la fraîcheur (menthol) qui n’était pas marquante au nez. Plus de fruits aussi, fruits secs mais aussi fruits tropicaux. La finale est courte même si quelques arômes persistent plus longtemps : boisé amer et sucré brun. Un rhum plus complexe qu’il n’y paraît au premier abord.
I rarely had 2006 T.D.Ls, as well as bottlings from Bristol. These T.D.L. also taste very rare. Blindly, I would have put these more in the Spanish direction. I still like them, but nobody should expect a fruity micro-bomb here. Cask 472/2 is very creamy on the palate and somewhat woody and bitter on the finish, which is not necessarily a bad thing. Cask 472/1, on the other hand, is somewhat more linear and even less exciting.