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The S.B.S Australia 2007 Rum is a limited edition spirit produced at the Beenleigh Distillery in Australia, with only 323 bottles available. Distilled from molasses in a pot still and aged for 13 years, this rum showcases a complex blend of aromas, including spicy, vanilla, and woody notes, with hints of green apple and fruity undertones. On the palate, it offers a warm, fruity profile complemented by woody, toffee, and citrus nuances. Bottled at 55% ABV, users note its bold alcohol presence and a smoky, chocolatey finish. Despite mixed reviews on its depth and intensity, it remains a noteworthy choice for those seeking a distinctive Australian rum experience.
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About the Beenleigh distillery
The Beenleigh distillery is located in Australia. Rums from Beenleigh have been reviewed 2,003 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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Just finished a nice evening going through some of the samples we got from 1423. Loved the smoky finish on this bottle.
Takes some time to develop, from chemical to more fruity and floral.Taste reminiscent of whiskey and less of rum. Not particularly refined, alcohol is too overpowering for me.I would not buy a bottle of it.
Very nice complex rum with a lot of personality without being crazy or gimmicky. Just pure class. Some floral tinge to the nose and palate and lots of fruit without going tropical. A dark chocolaty late palate and slight smoky aftertaste. ABV in the upper range of what is comfortably.
Beenleigh has been a bit hit or miss. They make a fine spirit, but they can't compete with most other craft distilleries in terms of complexity and depth. This one is bold in smell but lacks in taste. It's alcoholic but also a biy thin in someways. Definitely not the best I had. I'm gonna give this a retry in a few days. Better second try. More floral. Acidic. Even some funk/pineapple. Better!