Etter Swiss RUM1823
Swiss RUM1823 delivers a distinct tasting experience with strong synthetic orange notes highlighted by unexpected hints of caramel and sour cherry. Our RumX community discusses its unusual, almost liqueur-like character, sparking mixed reviews on its true rum identity.
A polarizing, orange-forward rum with a unique twist.
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- Unique orange aroma
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Swiss RUM1823, crafted at the Etter distillery in Switzerland and aged for 7 years, presents a unique profile with dominant synthetic orange and sweet caramel notes intertwined with hints of sour cherry and marzipan. Our RumX community has shared a spectrum of impressions, noting its unusual, almost liqueur-like character that some find intriguing while others consider it overly artificial. The overall sensory journey has sparked conversation among members, making it a distinctive choice for enthusiasts exploring unconventional spirits.
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"Seriously, wtf? Etter is a quality distiller but this is just horrible. It only gets some points for some orange aroma. But the rest is neutral alcohol. This feels like a very cheap triple sec. I have no clue in which universe this is acceptable..."
"Unpleasant artificial orange aroma."
"Sehr dünn. Schmeckt nach Neutralalkohol mit Orangenaroma."
"Sehr Künstlich wie Kirsch Marzipan... Absolut nicht geil"