Stock‘s Jamaica Rum 50‘s
The "Jamaica Rum 50‘s" was produced in Jamaica. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Stock‘s. It was distilled from Molasses. The rum has an ABV of 50%. 3 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.4/10. The rum smells like Metallic, Alcoholic and Bite, and on the palate there is Milk chocolate, Burnt sugar and Caramel.
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Alkohol könnte etwas besser eingebunden sein. Ich denke, dass dieser Rum mit Neutralalkohol aufgesprittet wurde. Vom Profil würde ich auf einen old style Long Pond tippen.
Eher unaufdringliche Nase. Etwas metallisch jedoch sehr sanft. Im Geschmack überraschend angenehm zu trinken. Mit einer leichten süße. Die Milchschokolade ist gut erkennbar. Relativ guter rum der mich überrascht. In der Nachverkostung: leicht nach oben korrigiert. Definitiv ein guter Rum!
Unfortunately, I can't perceive anything other than neutral alcohol here, especially on the nose, which virtually masks everything. Aromatically then rather like various other slightly sweet rums nowadays... But Jamaica? Too bad. I was really looking forward to this vintage rum...