George Morton Ltd DDL O.V.D. Old Vatted Demerara 7yr 40%
Smooth, woody, caramel-forward, but slightly soft.
O.V.D. Old Vatted Demerara offers strong caramel and woody notes, balanced with oak nuances. It's smooth yet lacks punch, appealing for mixology enthusiasts.
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O.V.D. Old Vatted Demerara, crafted by Demerara Distillers Ltd in Guyana, is a 7-year-old rum distilled from molasses with an ABV of 40%. It's characterized by prominent leather, oak, and caramel aromas, complemented by woody and currant undertones. On the palate, it delivers a strong caramel and woody flavor with notable oak and barrel notes. Users describe the rum as having a solid flavor profile with dominant wooden and caramel notes, though some find it lacking in punch due to its modest alcohol content and softer finish. Perfect for mixing in cocktails, this Guyanese rum embodies the typical regional flavors, though some may find it slightly flat compared to other Demerara offerings.
- Strong caramel flavor
- Rich woody notes
- Great for mixing
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Gregor
Jan 1, 2023
"Solid price-performance ratio. Very strong wood tones. Just typical of guyana in my opinion. Too little percent"
Anonymous
Aug 1, 2022
"For the first damerera rum i tried, it’s was delicious with some tiki cocktails i tired :)"
Filip Heimerle
Oct 25, 2023
"1980 better this slightly more watery and less woody. Vanilla and molasses. But also nothing special"
Pavel Spacek
Aug 14, 2023
"Lots of molasses, flat profile. Pretty similar to Woods, but less taste."