How does this rum taste?
- Complex spice and wood aromas
- Warm blend of flavors
- Intriguing and bold
The Venezuela 11+1 Rum by Transcontinental Rum Line is a Venezuelan spirit distilled from molasses using a column still and crafted in 2006. Aged for over a decade, this cask-strength rum boasts a robust 60.9% ABV. It features pronounced notes of caramel, vanilla, and dried fruit, with an alcoholic sweetness. Many users appreciate its complex spice and wood aromas, yet some find the alcohol presence slightly overpowering. Overall, it's recognized for its intriguing and warm blend of flavors, showcasing both youthful zest and mature elegance in every sip.
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"A bit rough still with the alcohol, otherwise reasonably inconspicuous. Caramel, vanilla, wood, some coffee and dark chocolate, plus spices - but not much more. Nice, nothing more. The fact remains: I'm not really warming up to the Transcontinental line."
"Here the barrel aging comes through clearly, (young) oak, bourbon, plus chocolate pralines, vanilla. Similar profile on the palate, plus cappuccino. The finish is very sweet. Quite pleasing Spaniard!"
"Quite relaxed full proof Venezuela that does not have to hide from the competition. Alcohol could only be a little better integrated."
"Great column-still rum. Little varnish, mostly wood and spices. Cinammon, vanilla. A bit too alcoholic on the nose."