How does this rum taste?
- Complex aromatic profile
- Good for mixing
- Fruity aroma
The Mezan Guyana 2005 Rum, distilled at the renowned Diamond distillery in Guyana, offers a distinctive profile marked by fruity and woody notes. This molasses-based rum features aromatic hints of citrus and pineapple, with a smoky and woody palate accentuated by subtle touches of pear and black pepper. While user reviews lauded its complexity and aromatic richness, some noted a diluted texture and wished for a higher ABV for a fuller experience. Recommended for those exploring the Port Morant style, it fares well in both sipping neat and as a mixer.
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About the Diamond distillery
The Diamond distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Diamond have been reviewed 4,162 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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"somewhat thin but quite solid uitvlugt."
"I liked it very much. Good introduction to the topic of Port Morant. Higher ABV would stand the rum well. Finish somewhat short"
"Just fine. The profile is relatively flat and heavily watered down and for that it is not mild enough on the finish. A mixture of pear, apricot and citrus that end up quite smoky in the finish."
"I enjoyed it very much as a mixer with some ginger ale. As a sipper it’s quite bland"