Plantation Trinidad One-Time
minty tropical fruit, great value
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RumX members love the tropical fruit burst and cooling mint that define this T.D.L Trinidad. Expect peach, pineapple and vanilla with gentle spice, a touch of young wood and faint rubber/petrol hints. The 51.8% comes across clean and well integrated, making it easy sipping neat. With no dosage and praised for great value, this popular release has earned strong approval from 108 community reviews.
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About the T.D.L distillery
The T.D.L distillery is located in Trinidad. Rums from T.D.L have been reviewed 6,801 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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#4078 A pretty nice release and a well balanced one at the same time. Fruity with nice spices and well integrated ABV. I really like the light minty and floral note in the profile. The empty glass reveals some coffee and nuts.
This evening, blind tasting. No difficulties on the nose (woody aromas, a touch of mint and a hint of tar and citrus peel) confirmed by the mouth: it will be a TDL. On the other hand, I was surprised because I didn't expect this one! Very nice bottling from Ferrand to discover the tdl a bit dirty but not too much, and at a great price. Really very successful. Thanks Michael for the sample👍😉
I've wanted to rate this rum so many times and couldn't quite bring myself to do it. I had expected more and was somewhat disappointed. I don't think it's bad, but it's not convincing either. Compared to the LMDR#4, which I tasted at the same time, the Plantation OTL falls noticeably short. The OTL is a little mintier, but overall cleaner, sweeter, thinner and less complex. Tropical and yellow stone fruit on the nose. The aromas are already similar to the LMDR#4, but much more restrained. The difference is even more pronounced in the mouth. The OTL is again lighter, thinner, sweeter and the alcohol is less well integrated. The aroma remains with the typical markers, the almond, which the 2002s also have in part, is also present here. The rum has brought the unique TDL profile closer to a wide audience, showing that it doesn't always have to be chocolate-caramel. The PLV is pretty good. I would always prefer the LMDW#4.
Nose: seems quite fresh and young, slightly biting and alcoholic at the beginning. This is followed by an intense tropical fruitiness with fresh lime and sweet lemon. Reminiscent of juicy flat peach. But in parallel it is also quite sweet, sugar syrup with candied orange peel. Slightly tobaccoy at the back and distinctly vinegary. Also gets a bit woodier towards the end.Palate: quite fruity here too, but spicier. Comes off quite dry and thus seems slightly salty. Sweetly tart due to lemon and tangerine and distinctly sweet and tart as if from ripe gooseberries. Something green, fresh, minty follows. At the end some fruit bread with candied orange peel and freshly cut branches, tea and anise on the finish.Not bad at all. Better on the palate than on the nose. Upscale average with good PLV.