Valinch & Mallet PMD Single Cask 2006
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Ein guter Rum, aber irgendetwas fehlt… so dieser Aahhh-Effekt… er ist ein typischer angenehmer Vertreter seiner Art
Not too bad a rum. The nose is lightly woody with fruits, spice and light caramel. The palate is lightly dry and woody with dried fruit, chocolate and caramel as well as a hint of spice. The finish is medium long and lightly dry with wood and dried fruit.
solides Tröpfchen, schöne fruchtige Nase. Bitterschokolade am Gaumen, gepaart mit Holz und Pfeffer. Mir fehlt da ein wenig der Kick, ist auch recht schnell verflogen. Nachtrag: nach 2 Stunden im Glas, kommen da tatsächlich noch ein paar dreckige Aromen ala Trinidad durch, was die Sache wieder ein wenig interessanter macht. ;-)