Chairman‘s Reserve Master’s Selection (Royal Mile Whiskies)
Intense, woody, vanilla-rich; complex and warming.
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Chairman's Reserve Master’s Selection (Royal Mile Whiskies) is a distinguished rum from Saint Lucia, produced at the renowned Saint Lucia Distillers. Distilled in 2011 using a Vendome Pot Still and aged for 9 years, this limited edition rum delivers an intense woody and vanilla aroma with subtle notes of tar, orange, and banana. On the palate, it offers a bold mix of woody, vanilla, and medicinal flavors with a warming finish. Although some users find the nose less impressive than its taste, its complex character and limited availability make it a prized addition for collectors and enthusiasts alike.
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The Saint Lucia Distillers distillery is located in Saint Lucia. Rums from Saint Lucia Distillers have been reviewed 4,103 times with an average of 8.2/10.
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06.11.2021 Another visit to "Den Danske Rom & Whiskyfestival and once again with special access and many very drunk people both days. Notes. Very nice release with good overall balance. Lightly fruity and intense with medicinal notes. Oily palate with spicy touch. Very long and warm finish.
as part of a Chairman's tasting directly against rx 5658
At the Community Tasting Nuremberg, the great crosstesting of the Chairman's bottlings was proclaimed as a motto. In advance, I have all tasted. To date, I knew only the bottling of Kirsch and Perola. I was surprised that the flavor profiles were so different and denoch no really bad, but also none was there that has really stood out from the others. But if you see what you get at Chairman's still for his money in return, I must really say CLASS. Will probably expand my collection in this area without a guilty conscience.
Chairman's Tasting with 3x Vendome (Evanius Harris, RMW, Rum&Co), 1x Vendome & John Dore Blend (Nectar) and 2x John Dore (Kirsch, Rum Exchange). The Vendome bottlings a bit dirtier and more medicinal, the John Dore fruitier. Of the Vendome, the Evanius Harris was the most coherent for me. With the John Dore, the Rum Exchange would have won if it wasn't so woody (best on the nose), so the cherry tasted better to me. Overall #1 though was the Necktar, which combined the best of both styles, was mild, tasty and matured to the point. Here the alcohol was too dominant compared to Evanius Harris.