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The New Grove Savoir Faire Double Cask Acacia is a Mauritian rum crafted at Grays Distillery from molasses, aged for 8 years, with an ABV of 47%. Users describe it as distinctively woody with notes of vanilla, spice, and tropical fruits on the nose. On the palate, flavors of cherry, dark chocolate, and woody spices emerge, showcasing a complex taste profile. Many appreciate its exotic wood finish from acacia casks, though some note it as overly woody. Overall, the rum is seen as a compelling, well-balanced option, with an interesting aroma and moderate length. Its unique cask aging technique gives it a notable differentiation against other rums.
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The Grays distillery is located in Mauritius. Rums from Grays have been reviewed 2,178 times with an average of 7.9/10.
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Interesting wood finish. I get a lot of cherries/sour cherries (maybe some Haribo Cherries too). The fruits and the wood is battling but keep each other in check. Some spices come through. A menthol freshness. Interesting and well made. Tasted it again on Christmas 2022. New packaging, which looks more retro than the old one. Still impressed. Lots of oak. Cognac. Good
The uncommon finish is quite noticeable both on the nose and the palate with spicy and floral influences. The barrel has really done some work here as I find the spirit quite woody for a New Grove. The taste is elevated further by strong coffee, roasted nuts, sweet cherries and wet soil notes. For me personally the experience is a little too sweet and too diluted.
A rum with a lot of wood, followed by caramel, spices and toasty nut chocolate. Fruit (red fruit) also, but went with me compared to the other notes rather under or rather remains in the background. In the mouth then sharp with spices and wood. Now clearer fruit, caramel and nut chocolate are also found. Very round thing!
This is a sweet and fruity release and I would have loved a higher ABV. Still a well balanced rum good for beginners as well I think. Draws really nice curtains in the glass and the empty glass is really nice and has additional chocolate and nutty notes.