Trelawny Endemic Birds (Ring Tailed Pigeon) LFCH
Velier • Hampden
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Summary
The Trelawny Endemic Birds (Ring Tailed Pigeon) LFCH was produced in Jamaica at the Hampden distillery. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Velier. It was distilled in 2011 from Molasses with a Pot Still and then aged for 9 years. The rum has an ABV of 60.8% and the mark is LFCH. This is a limited release and there are only 250 bottles.
6 community members rated this rum with an average of 84/100. The rum smells like Caramelized, Woody and Orange, and on the palate there is Marzipan, Dried apricot and Spicy.
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Frank
401 tastings24 January 2021
Kommt frisch in der Nase, leicht vinegar, mit Lösungsmittel und Zitrusfrucht daher. Karamellisierte Orange mit Vanille und Honig, dunkle Kirsche, etwas in Richtung getrocknete Aprikose. Holzig-rauchig, Eiche, etwas buttrig und cremig. Angenehm und rund. Der Alkohol ist super eingebunden. Am Gaumen schön würzig-fruchtig. Fängt ein bisschen bitter-salzig an, dann folgt etwas Marzipan-Süße gefolgt von einem Hauch Aprikose, bevor das Anis-Aroma sich breit macht. Ich meine auch leicht Thymian zu finden. Er wirkt fast röstig-malzig zwischendurch. Ein Sammler-Rum, aber tatsächlich gut!