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Malecon's Rare Proof 2002 is a 17-year-old Panamanian rum with a distinct Spanish style, produced using molasses and a column still. Aged at an impressive 51.2% ABV, it offers a gourmand exploration of fruity, spicy, and woody aromas with a sweet undertone. Key scents include orange peel and cinnamon, while the palate showcases dried fruit and honey complexities, punctuated by a notable spicy finish. Though divisive among reviewers, some appreciate its balance of sweetness and strength, deeming it ideal for fans of sweet, Spanish-style rums. Others critique its lack of depth and potential for complexity, suggesting it be enjoyed by those new to the genre.
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About the Malecon distillery
The Malecon distillery is located in Panama. Rums from Malecon have been reviewed 510 times with an average of 7.3/10.
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This is the last Malecon in the “Rare Proof” series for me to taste. It’s like the others some of the best sweet “Spanish styled” rum in my opinion cause the ABV around 50% balance the sweetness in a good way.
Gutes Beispiel, weshalb ich fast gar keinen Rum spanischen Stils mehr trinke. Mit Farbstoff, gefühlt auch merklich Dosage, dazu ein langweiliges und eindimensionales, wenngleich gefälliges Profil. Ab ins Tiramisu damit!
Direct, woody and interesting - oaky
Nase wenig zwischen würzig und acl. Zunge irgendwas zwischen süß, würzig, Holz, Sprit... Wie gewollt und nicht gekonnt. Nix halbes und nix Ganzes. Nicht meins, schade.