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The Plantation Extrême N.4 Rum, distilled at Guyana's Uitvlugt distillery, is a unique expression bottled by Maison Ferrand for Belgium's The Nectar. Distilled in 1993, this 27-year-old rum is known for its complex profile, including notable peaty, woody, and whiskey-like aromas and flavors. At 51.9% ABV, this cask-strength rum offers a bold tasting experience that is reminiscent of a peated whiskey more than a traditional rum, leading to mixed user reviews. Many appreciate its intriguing peaty and woody notes, while others feel the whiskey influences overpower the rum's natural character. With only 488 bottles produced, this limited edition appeals to collectors and adventurous drinkers interested in its distinctive profile.
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The Uitvlugt distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Uitvlugt have been reviewed 1,990 times with an average of 8.5/10.
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I just returned from a luxury tasting I was invited to and I'm actually a bit tipsy this time because all the rums had a high proof. This tasting was Plantation extreme only and this is the second one of the six. Oh dear, this one is dominated by peat and it's hard to get past. At least in the finish the peat is overpowered by other flawours. This is a disappointing one and the price doesn't stand the distance.
Peat well present, a little iodized, nice length, very whisky, too much?
The whisky finish completely overwhelms the rum. Unfortunately, you can no longer taste PM. Unfortunately, that doesn't suit my taste.
Whisky brings out the smokiness You can't feel the degrees