Heinrich von Have Warlich Warlich Rum
Warlich Warlich Rum delivers an intriguing mix of oak, spice, and fruit. Our community praises its estery, slightly smoky nuances and approachable flavor, making it a solid choice for newcomers and casual sippers alike.
A distinct, approachable rum with spicy, fruity depth.
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How does this rum taste?
- Balanced flavor profile
- Approachable for beginners
- Unique German twist
Warlich Warlich Rum, a German creation bottled by independent specialist Heinrich von Have, offers an inviting sensory journey for rum lovers. Our community notes its prominent oak and estery aroma with hints of banana and whisky, evolving into a spicy blend with dried apricot, smoky, and cherry nuances on the palate. Many RumX members appreciate its approachable character despite its lighter 40% strength, making it an excellent entry-level option with a unique German twist. The distinct flavor profile fosters both casual enjoyment and deeper exploration, reflecting genuine and diverse feedback from our community. Whether you’re a seasoned aficionado or a curious newcomer, this rum promises a genuine tasting experience worth exploring.
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"Not always just high-end, sometimes simple rum also finds its way into my glass. The sample was a "gift". First of all: what really always bothers me about rum descriptions are attributes such as award-winning, made according to a family recipe, etc. This is also the case here. This is also the case here. What does "made according to a family recipe" actually mean? Exactly, nothing at all! There is no statement about exact origin, age or storage. At least without sugar and flavorings. That's good!!! Let's see: Nose: yes, there's Jamaica in there. Slight esters, but mainly lemon and lime. It comes across as quite fresh. But it's also clearly reminiscent of washing-up liquid. Vanilla is added behind it. Overall, it comes across as weak and thin, which goes hand in hand with the reduction to 40%. 6,0 Palate: as expected, quite thin and watered down. But quite spicy. Find some cardamom, clove and caraway alongside lemon. But here rather artificial candied lemon peel or candied orange peel, as in fruit bread. Unfortunately not a typical Jamaican representative. 5,0 It is a simple blend that is aimed at beginners and is suitable as a nice Hamburg souvenir. But that's all it is in my eyes. Sorry."
"Nice price performance Jamaican. A little weak on the percentages but very tasty"
"Ein leicht fruchtiges Aroma, etwas nach Bananen, leichte Esteranklänge. Der Geschmack ist leicht alkoholisch, dunkle Schokolade, etwas Ester."
"Würziges Holz, Caramell, etwas Leder. Würzig auch im Mund, etwas Frucht, Leder."