TBRC Signature Blend #1

Bought purely as a blender test object to broaden my horizons. Definitely a great blend outside my range. When pure, both base materials come into their own and have a harmonious effect. Unfortunately, just a little too thin. In a daiquiri it also cuts a very good figure for me, but even there it lacks a little oomph, which is due to the low ABV. For me, however, it's a great daiquiri mixer for afternoons on the terrace, as you don't really shoot yourself out with it. The easy sipper daiquiri, so to speak. And for less than 30€ it's also very reasonably priced

very accessible and tasty. comes across more as low ester Jamaican than agricole, with a pleasant natural sweetness. Would rather buy WN overproof though.

The nose has lots of estery notes. A little like glue, but in a good way. There's also strong grassy, vegetal notes. The palate keeps the ester from the nose. Lots of grape and melon with a hint of olive. The finish is quite short and light. The olive notes stay for the longest. It's rather delicate. It's inoffensive, unchallenging and reasonably priced. It makes a lovely daiquiri too.

24.09.2022 Going through samples at home. Notes Very light in colour. Nose Fresh, faint wood, light ester, fruity, vegetal, banana, light spice. Palate Fresh, light glue, fruits, pineapple, light orange, medium dry, light vegetal, light ester. Finish Medium long, faint wood, fruits, light citrus, medium dry, light pineapple, light vegetal.

Initially on the nosing I get a very wine wine smell because of the agricole with light fresh grassy notes you also get green fruits such as apples, grapes and in the back you get a slight hint of oak because of the 3 year old Jamaican that makes up the straw colour following with a nice pleasant sweet molasses. Continuing with taste, at first you get a lovely agricole taste, green apple a very small amount of spice and also a nice sweet mouthfeel from the molasses, it’s currently my favourite white rum with both molasses and agricole definitely a second buy. Love how light it is but also has a nice subtle layering because of the rums consisting of agricole white, unaged white and aged making this a solid but delicate white rum. A powerful 7.8/10

Very exciting blend and even not so bad in May Tai. For once something more unusual.

Easy but great sipper.

Neat tastes really similar to rumbar silver to me. Very good in a daiquiri, rounder and fruity. Interesting without being to much grassy, a nice initation to a blend of molasses & cane juice based rums

Makes a tasty easy daiquiri but also easily enjoyed neat. As the bottle says it’s bright and grassy

Fresh grape brandy on the nose! Light fruit on the palate / very good

Kein schlechter Blend mit etwas floralen Noten, auch ganz leichter Jamaika-Funk.

interesting combination, a little more alcohol would be vllt better here

More subtle than I expected. Such a fine cranberry with a hint of grass

Looking at this bottling as a neat sipper, I‘m not overly impressed. Grasey and verbale notes are dominating with only a hint of Jamaican fruity funk. Not bad but nothing I would gravitate to. Works very well in a Daiquiri, however. Vegetal notes work very well in combination with lime and some sugar.