Wood & Co Diamond Wood‘s 100 Old Navy Rum
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A somehow crazy mixture of the classic Demerara profile of the 70s and the rich added sweetness of molasses and maple syrup. Yes, the flavour profile has almost certainly been tinkered with afterwards - but the aromatic DNA of the old Demeraras is still recognizable. What awaits the inclined rum lover in the glass is by no means just a clumsy attempt to pimp an unimpressive distillate after the fact - because the raw material was obviously not entirely without quality. Exactly how good can hardly be determined, there are definitely too many decorative accessories involved. The result has to be considered - and it is still quite convincing. Please note: My assessment refers to a bottling from the 1970s (see picture) - later releases sometimes differ massively in profile.
This is a very young and powerful rum. It tastes through virtually any mixer! The proof is not 100 but 114 but maybe that has some history to it. Add a few drops of water and more flavours will be released.
Oha, amazingly good! Nice Demerara profile with good complexity. A little too much licorice and molasses for me. But really good for such a standard!
Heavy, torrified rum. Full-bodied, with wood, burnt sugar and powerful spices.