Enmore RA Guyana Rum KFM
Prunes, mint, roasted wood and mocha, deeply mature profile.
The aroma melds prunes, wood, mint, and roasted leather, while the palate is notably bitter with mocha, oak, and menthol complexity. Community consensus celebrates its intensity and depth—an artisanal pick for seasoned enthusiasts looking for unique Guyana expressions.
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Rich prunes, mint, and roasted wood lead the charge in this complex 31-year-old Enmore. The Rum Artesanal Guyana Rum KFM unfurls layers of leather, mocha, and herbal notes, balanced by that signature bitter oak beloved in classic KFM profiles. Community reviews praise its depth and longevity, while mentioning a harmoniously balanced bitterness. Worth a sip for those drawn to intricate, mature Guyanese rums.
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About the Enmore distillery
The Enmore distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Enmore have been reviewed 3,960 times with an average of 8.8/10.
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The barrel has obviously done a great job, the bitter tones are pronounced, but not quite as exaggerated as other KFM. Love it of hate it!
Tasted after the Flensburg MEC. The nose is quite similar, but less drinkable, more charred aromas, burnt sugar, roasted spices behind the prune. Instead of parfumed tobacco there is dried mint and a sour note as of dry lemon peel.Also less pleasing in the mouth than the FRC and the impression of the nose is repeated. It lacks the round fruit instead there is a tart acidity in a dusty dry spicy profile.Also again the distinct licorice note of old Versailles which I do not love.It is amazing that the FRC MEC and this RA, with quite similar profiles are so far apart in my rating.Compared to FRC's KFM it is less balanced and intense. For me, on a par with the Nobilis.
A beautiful nose oscillating between dark notes of old barrel, roast, prunes and a fresh side with vegetal, menthol and lively alcohol. The same aromatic framework is found on the palate, with menthol surprisingly refreshing the old wood. The finish is long, with the same precarious but brilliant balance. The empty glass tells a story of old wood. A rum that might be considered on the edge of balance, but which I find fascinating.
Deep KFM. Not for the faint-hearted or beginners. Very strong barrel influence, which makes the rum come across as very sublime and aged. But fortunately not yet overpowering. I'm enjoying this profile more and more, also because the usual herbs are very limited here. I can't taste any of the frequently mentioned pencil leads either. Good PLV at the time of release.