Tres Hombres Foursquare Captain’s Choice Ed. 40
Consistently praised for its distinctive interplay of citrus, spice, and oak, this rum balances sweetness and complexity, but the alcohol integration divides opinion. One to try if you enjoy citrus-forward fine spirits.
Distinctive citrus, spice, and smooth oak with elegant warmth.
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How does this rum taste?
- Very well integrated brandy cask influence
- Fruchtige Noten - die an Portwein erinnern
- Eine schöne Süße steigt mir aus dem Glas
Captain’s Choice Ed. 40 from Foursquare via Tres Hombres leans into lively citrus, with orange and marmalade paired alongside classic vanilla and caramel. Tasters highlight its "well integrated brandy cask influence" and “surprising grassy/grüne Note” (@RumTaTa). The nose carries wood, roasted fruits, and coconut; on the palate, it’s more on the elegant, green side with notes of passion fruit—qualities which position it a bit differently than typical Foursquare releases. Many agree the finish holds warm, spiced, and woody character, with Bourbon and vanilla shining throughout.
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"Tasted today with the Velier Patrimonio as a reference.Nose: A beautiful sweetness rises to me from the glass! Compared to the Patrimonio is clearly more fruit, especially citrus. Bourbon and vanilla are omnipresent.Mouth: Again the citrus, like Sicilian lemon marmalade. And typical Foursquare vanilla, bourbon and now the barrel. The Patrimonio has not so much fruitiness and more spice and barrel.Finish: The Tres Hombres has a surprising grassy / green note, and presents all the flavors even in the finish with a shifted emphasis towards spice.The Patrimonio is very similar here with an idea more spice.Great rum and m.M.n. more exciting than the Patrimonio, which is "too round" for me in direct comparison"
"Spice (vanilla, nutmeg) and the notes of the bourbon / brandy barrel (finish) dominate on the nose. The palate is rather toasty with dark chocolate and cappuccino. Blind I would probably have guessed a Spaniard (some proximity to the Ed. 15 CC)."
"12.03.2021 Happy tasting at a bygone bar. Notes Medium dark in colour. Nose Intense, wood, light roasted, fruits, light coconut, faint glue, light nutts, faint caramel. Palate Warm, wood, faint smoke, fruity, pineapple, light caramel, faint chocolate, banana. Finish Medium to long, warm, wood, pineapple, light chocolate, light orange."
"Interesting rum that sets itself apart from other Foursquare bottlings with fruity notes reminiscent of port wine. Alcohol could be a little better integrated."