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The Velier AN, from the historic Albion distillery in Guyana, is a limited 1989 release aged 19 years. Distilled from molasses and high in alcohol at 62.7%, this rum offers complex aromas of toffee, chocolate, and vanilla. On the palate, it presents rich notes of vanilla and chocolate, with a fruity, oily texture featuring mango hints. Reviewers commonly note its intensity and complexity, describing it as an extraordinary aromatic experience with a unique combination of flavors. Despite its strong profile, the rum's rarity and high price are often mentioned, enhancing its allure among connoisseurs.
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About the Albion distillery
The Albion distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Albion have been reviewed 478 times with an average of 9.0/10.
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Albion meets Grande Arôme - the classic profile of vanilla, oak and toffee is complemented by a subtle note of fermented fruit and mint, which I associate directly with Savanna Grand Arômes. Unique combination at the highest level.
A bit rougher, but more complex than the Albion 2004.
Incredible experience. Nose 95 points, taste points. Very exciting combination of caramelized fruits, spices, dark chocolate and smoke. In direct comparison to the Albion from El dorado, which is of course a little younger, I didn't think it was worth 30 times as much...
I threw 1500 euro after this bottle last week and I don't regret it a single moment. Wow, what a rum!