How does this rum taste?
- Bold Jamaican character
- Distinctive ester aroma
- Great for cocktails
The Jamaica White Pot Still 2015 rum, crafted by Worthy Park and bottled by Rum Nation, is known for its bold Jamaican character. Distilled from Molasses using a Pot Still, the rum has an ABV of 57%. It exudes ester and grassy aromas, complemented by floral and spicy notes, delivering a distinct tropical experience. On the palate, it showcases grassy and glue-like flavors with hints of vinegar, creating an herbal and funky profile. While some find its vegetal funk overwhelming, others enjoy its atypical nature and appreciate its suitability for cocktails and ti’punch. This rum stands out for its vibrant flavor, albeit polarizing for some enthusiasts.
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About the Worthy Park distillery
The Worthy Park distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Worthy Park have been reviewed 4,740 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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"18-19.02.2022 Going through samples at home. Notes Transparent in colour. Nose Fresh, intense, glue, vegetal, fruits, light floral, faint olive. Palate Fresh, vegetal, light citrus, faint floral, light earthy, light glue, minerals, faint pineapple. Finish Long and warm, vegetal, faint sugarcane, light minerals, light olive, faint salt."
"Jamaican well typed, very pleasant in ti'punch"
"A fairly herbal and chemical profile. It lacks sweetness and texture but it tastes like Jamaica and the fun is there!"
"Very atypical for molasses. Surprising but pleasant!"