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The "Panama" from Transcontinental Rum Line, distilled in Panama's Province in 2011, offers a promising profile, aged 7 years in oak barrels. Bottled at 43% ABV, this limited edition features aromatic vanilla, caramel, and banana. Its taste is characterized by a fruity, nutty sweetness with hints of molasses and vanilla. User reviews suggest its approachable and easy-drinking nature, although some wish for greater complexity and higher proof. Ideal for enthusiasts of sweet, mellow rums with a creamy mouthfeel, but potentially lacking for those seeking deeper layers or stronger finishes. A limited release of 4,824 bottles worldwide.
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About the Panamá Province distillery
The Panamá Province distillery is located in Panama. Rums from Panamá Province have been reviewed 146 times with an average of 7.1/10.
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Sweet nose but with a somewhat artificial alcohol note. Appley and sweet on the palate. A little watery and for me not as cardboardy sweet as usual with Panama. Interesting but nothing outstanding.
You probably get what you pay for. A sweet and fruity rum with some light roasted wood and a nutty touch.
I’m enjoying this one far more than I was expecting. It has a nice, mellow creaminess overall, some fruity undertones, and oak spices that pop up towards the finish. While not super complex, it’s quite approachable and easy drinking. I just wish I could see what some extra proof points could do for this.
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