Velier & Scheer Clarendon Plummer Continental Aging EMB
Pepper, bitter, woody notes meet fleeting tropical fruited nose.
Most folks find this rum dominated by its alcohol, bitterness, and woody spice, with fleeting fruit and floral moments. One to try if you enjoy peppery, spirited tastings.
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Clarendon's Plummer Continental Aging EMB 2004 by Velier & Scheer is a rum that splits the crowd. Peppery spice, strong alcoholic bite, and bitter notes headline, with tropical fruits and a touch of floral character more present on the nose than the palate. Some pick up flashes of marzipan and chocolate, while others say the 'Alcohol ist viel zu stark im Vordergrund' – Master P – and that it ends on a 'pfeffrige Würze ... sehr bitter wird' – Thunderbird. Watering down seems to open up more character, but the high alcohol and dryness remain the main talking points.
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About the Clarendon distillery
The Clarendon distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Clarendon have been reviewed 4,766 times with an average of 8.2/10.
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21.02.2020 A small private event where we borrowed the basement bar area for a private tasting and also had a go at their food. Notes. Light in colour. Nose Round, wood, fruity, pineapple, light ester. Palate Round, wood, light roasted, banana, citrus, light chocolate, light ester. Finish Medium long, wood, fruits, light roasted, chocolate, medium dry.
Phew, somehow something is missing from all of them. Overall, the bitterness is really at the limit. Tried it today after dilution and I have to say it's a clear improvement. Undiluted a 7. Now and then the dilution is worth it.
Overpowering alcohol that doesn’t incorporate very well, even after a long time it’s still dominating. At the beginning a rum with a high “whisky vibe” for me. Compared to the tropically aged version clearly the lesser one of the two.
also here too much ester in the rum, which covers the whole taste and flavors. but also in the coffee or tea well drinkable 😉