Diamond Kill Devil 2004
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The Diamond distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Diamond have been reviewed 4,982 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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14.09.2019 Super Kill Devil tasting at a local shop, that unfortunately is no more. Notes Light in colour. Nose Light wood, light olive, faint smoke, citrus, light vegetal, honey. Palate Round, warm, wood, light roasted, citrus, light grass, honey, cinnamon. Finish Medium long and warm, wood, citrus, light grass, light honey. Extra note Needs to rest for a good while.
2004 (12 ans) : sec et très épicé ! Avec une dominance de Réglisse/Anis. Etonnamment, je dirai plutôt que c'est un Port Mourant. Pas le meilleur Guyana que j'ai gouté mais il est plutôt bien réussi. Regoûter en grosse lineup et je reste sur ce sentiment.