Capulet & Montague Brands GmbH Bonpland Blanc VSOP
The "Bonpland Blanc VSOP" was produced in Multiple countries. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Capulet & Montague Brands GmbH. The rum has an ABV of 40%. 8 community members rated this rum with an average of 5.5/10. The rum smells like Dried apricot, Peaches and Spicy, and on the palate there is Apricot, Young wood and Astringent.
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Naja was soll man sagen. Dieser Rum ist ganz in Ordnung, aber eher unterer Durchschnitt. Mit Cola ist er ganz in Ordnung. In der Nase ist Pfirsich und Aprikose zu erkennen, diesen merkt man auch im Geschmack.
Also so schlecht finde ich diesen Rum gar nicht. Eine leicht fruchtige Note in Nase und Gaumen. Für mich geht das in Richtung Pfirsich und Aprikose. Ich denke mit Cola ergibt dieser Rum ein super Mixgetränk.
etwas flach und dünn, das Wein Finish ist nicht sonderlich intensiv und generell ist die Mischung nicht sonderlich spannend... hauptsächlich würzig, trocken und für 40% relativ alkoholisch...
Dear god that is horrible - there’s initial promise of fruitiness but it’s then very quickly killed off to make way for bitter, perfumed wood with no sweetness rounding anything off Feel like I’ve licked a perfume cask if there was such a thing - rotten…. Thank god the finish is non existent as I don’t want to be reminded of that 1.5/10 and that’s being generous - I don’t even think improving the ABV would do anything to improve it