TCRL Beenleigh Australia #35

 Good rum, but I don't think I would buy it. Still, it remains a simple and satisfying rum.

 Fruity nose, light black tea finish. Quite tasty 😀

 #5037 08.01.2025 Enjoying a few samples at home. Nose Light wood, light roasted, light tar, fruits, light anise, light berries, faint rubber, faint nutts. Palate Round, light wood, light berries, anise, light salt, faint apple, cinnamon, faint tar, light nutts, light chocolate. Finish Medium to long, wood, fruits, light apple, spice, light chocolate, faint salt. The empty glass has stronger Apple, light mint, light anise and light rubber.

 "Very spicy and peppery, a little short finish, but unique flavors. Ultra reasonable price! Too bad this time it's empty. .. In summary, my tasting notes: Nose: Clove, pepper On the palate: Clove, young wood, pepper Finish: Young wood, spicy, mellow".

 Rhum convivial, un peu de complexité attaque sur des épices ( poivre , macis , clous de girofle) et évolution sur de la douceur( caramel et fruits jaune) l ensemble est un peu gras beurré. Finale courte-moyenne et douceur d un leger boisé caramel

 The smell is slightly sweet, with adhesive parts and wood, quite heavy and slightly dirty, very aromatic.The taste is spicy, oily, slightly fruity and woody, also somewhat alcoholic. A whole own delicious rum from Down Under.

 A rather well-behaved rum with a nose driven by gourmand notes: vanilla and caramel at the top. A nice woody note too. A hint of fruit. On the palate, it's initially very spicy. The rum is oily. More fruit, notably pear, returns to the nose. The finish is woody and slightly bitter, citrus-like. Nice but not crazy. Great value for money nonetheless.

 Interesting profile for Beenleigh. On the nose you get the usual apples and tea, this time with some pineapple and coconut gratings. It’s quite woody and lightly dirty, leaning towards petrol. Lovely scent. The taste is less eventful than the nose would suggest. It’s lightly spiced, but apples, pears and chamomile tea overwhelm the wood and petrol, and it turns quite flat as a result. Excellent entry-level sipper and you get good value for your money.

 A fresh floral-fruity scent pours into the nose. Currant and cherry, also something exotic tropical. And a slight almond note. Pleasantly sweet, slightly fruity. But by no means as fruity fresh as the nose. It goes ehr in the direction of spicy, caramelized, woody. The rum still gets a nice chamomile-black tea note.Pleases me well.

 Wow, what a great rum. An exciting floral note on the nose that later becomes herbaceous and minty in the mouth. Generally very and exciting with many facets and the 48 revolutions are a perfect match. Delicious!

 Great sipping rum like all tcrl line

 White by intensity, sweetness and elegance on the nose to capture the attention of the aficionado. Both thumbs up👍🏻 👍🏻 After initial fruit sweetness, grain gains the upper hand. Reminiscent of whiskey now. Then it gets spicier.Alcohol is great presence all the time and warms with irrepressible staying power, really unusual for 48%.Recommended purchase, although there is a slight drop in performance on the palate. Top rum.

 Super weird. But delicious in its own weird way.

 Australia 2015Beenleigh DistilleryTranscontinental Rum Line (La Maison du Whisky)Distilled: 2015Bottled: 2019Aged 4 Years (2 Years in Australia and 2 Years in Europe)48%Molasses Rum, Pot StillColor: GoldOdor:Little intense, faintly fruity and sweet after apricot, mirabelle, quince - the fruit is difficult to identify.Also faintly woody - sandalwood.Taste:Mild in the mouth, sweetish and fruity.When swallowing canned fruit - mirabelle and pear.Slightly spicy and woody.Tastes like Almdudler.Overall, the taste is not very pronounced and intense.Finish:Medium length.

 A fairly robust and alcoholic nose. The body and taste is a bit more unusual, plum and spice with some sandalwood and quite an intense mouth. The finish is smooth and light with spice to the end and after. It’s not a bad rum and unusual enough to be interesting but too spicy and lacking in depth to be great. A left field four year old rum