Skeldon S.B.S Guyana SWR
Rich aromas of wood, toffee, raisin, and sherry introduce a palate layered with dark chocolate, burnt sugar, and creamy sweetness. Community favorites mention balance, depth, and value—an impressive, crowd-approved Guyanese sipper for lovers of classic Demerara.
Toffee, wood, and dark chocolate—complex, creamy, and deeply roasted.
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- Layered chocolate and toffee notes
- Creamy, full-bodied texture
- Highly rated by RumX community
Dark chocolate and burnt sugar lead the way in this limited Skeldon SWR, delivering deeply roasted, dessert-like notes complemented by woody undertones and a creamy, toffee richness. Tasters praise its round and complex profile with balanced spice, fruit, and subtle bitterness, likening it favorably to revered El Dorado bottlings. For those drawn to full-bodied Demeraras with sweet, roasted complexity, this one’s worth discovering.
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About the Skeldon distillery
The Skeldon distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Skeldon have been reviewed 721 times with an average of 8.9/10.
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"Very round, sweet melange of spices and fresh wood. For me, a bit too straightforward and pleasing in profile to strike out even higher in the rating. But that is criticism at the highest level, since the top league from Guyana simply has even more complexity, finesse and aromatics to offer. Nevertheless, a high-class representative of the current Demerara squad."
"Slightly ahead of the WH #1 bottle. Feels just a bit more round overall and more open on the nose. Both (unsurprisingly) quite similar, however."
"Wow, this is fun! Great dark roasted notes with a nice sweet balance. Only the alcohol could be a little better integrated."
"This SWR stands out for its fruitiness. The cappuccino caramel note shares the stage with a red fruit reminiscent of old red wine. In the mouth then again classic SWR. Dark chocolate and dry fruit with baking spices dominate. Wood is present but does not overpower the distillate. The SWR-typical bitterness is kept within limits. More roasty bitterness in the finish and then when it's almost over another spoonful of unsweetened red fruit jelly comes around the corner. Makes a lot of pass!New round with the new SBS together. This is the same stuff znd still tastes just as good as a year ago."