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Sea Wynde Pot Still Rum is an expertly crafted blend known for its intriguing dual-origin profile, combining influences from Jamaica and Guyana distilleries. It boasts a 46% ABV and features a nose dominated by woody, pineapple, and spicy notes, transitioning into a palate rich with spice, dried fruit, and plum. Reviewers praise its creamy, balanced flavor, though some find the lower ABV less thrilling compared to higher potency rums. Ideal for those who appreciate a flavorful blend without overpowering alcohol.
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Great nose! The reduction to 46% is not felt here at all. The Guyana portion is quite dominant. Pleasantly creamy and spicy on the palate. Really strong blend! 😍
Der Jamaica-Anteil (LP?, da keine Ester) geht unter, aber das macht gar nichts, der dominierende Guyana-Anteil ist absolut süffig (PM?), toller Rum (von dem ich vorher noch nie gehört hatte), dessen 46% sich wirklich entspannt trinken lassen.
Toller Blend bei dem der Guyana schon übertrumpft, die 46% Alkohol stehen ihm gut und reichen völlig aus. Die Jamaica Noten sind nicht aufdringlich und schwingen einfach ein wenig mit und verleihen dem Blend eine leichte Fruchtigkeit das PM Geschmacksprpfil bleibt dabei unberührt. Echt ein netter Sipper.
Zuerst roch ich Jamaika, aber Guyana drängte sich ziemlich schnell vorbei und übernahm. Geschmacklich dominiert dann doch eher Jamaika.