Velier Beenleigh Fine Australian Rum
Ripe fruit, leather and spice elegance
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RumX members praise its ripe tropical fruit and apricot wrapped in leather, oak and lively spice. Many consider it more elegant and better balanced than the 2015, with alcohol generally well integrated at 59%. Calvados/Grappa echoes appear for some, and it rewards time in the glass. A popular RumX pick with 121 reviews, this 15‑year Beenleigh by Velier is limited to 1100 bottles and finishes long and dry.
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About the Beenleigh distillery
The Beenleigh distillery is located in Australia. Rums from Beenleigh have been reviewed 2,051 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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very cool beenleigh, if not one of the best on the market. PLV for velier even really okay. Alcohol could be slightly better integrated, but it's a really cool & complex Australian, very floral & intense Williams pear note with lots of tannins. Update: today I taste and smell an incredible amount of grappa, calvados and aniseed licorice (sambuca & ouzo) notes. Wicked. Pear, apple, grape marc, aniseed, licorice. These are the core notes in my opinion.
Wässrig, alkoholisch, stechend in der Nase. Im Abgang erahnt man, das dieser Rum älter als seine beiden Partner sein muss. Aber geschmacklich kann ich kein eigenständiges Profil beschreiben.
8,4:On the nose, the first impression we get is a bit like an agricole, with fresh sugar cane juice and pastry, floral and leather, a bit perfumed, roasted with burnt sugar. There are lots of overripe tropical fruit. Then some medicinal notes, we feel spices and salt. When aired a bit, there is a creamy toffee, vanilla, dried fruits, caramelized yellow bourbon fruits and citrus, as becomes a bit acidic. We cannot miss some tea notes also. Nicely balanced.... 7,8:On the palate, the attack is strong and spicy with pepper, with citrus, apple, becomes quickly woody, dry and salty.There is some menthol, estery overripe fruits, as pineapple, caramelized, vanilla and leather. Some bourbon yellow fruits are also close. After some rest, tannins arise, the rum is musty a bit or minimally mineral, there are dried fruits, the darker side shows with licorice, maybe chocolate. There is a bit of imbalance. 8:The finish is long, woody with leather, quite dry, there are tannins, fruits..
1. Tasting: took only a short sip, but i am pleased by it so far. A bit of water seemed to change its character completely, this needs some more experimentation. 2. Tasting: it starts really pleasant, there is sweetness and fruit. However, I had a really strong sour off-putting aftertaste. The sour mouthfeel was really something breaking the experience, so I have to distract a point, despite the beginning being so good.