5.3/10
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Posted over 2 years ago by Andy Tee from Malaysia with 148 ratings
N- Quite industrial initially, new make eau de vie, coconut and sweaty laundry. Vibrant fruit notes sets in with freshly pluck strawberry, cane juice and substantial sweet fruit notes at a basic strength of 40%. Suggested this could be flavoursome before the dilution. Cocoa, as well some sulphur underlay. (19/25)
P- Fermented pear juice, spicy. Delicious milky cocoa powder. (20/25)
F- Short-medium. Sweet cane, white fruits candy with toffee filling. (20/25)
Balanced:- Lightly industrial aroma, lush of green with delicious cocoa and toffee. (20/25)
Weighted Rate:- 79pt
— at The Rum Bar KL.
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Posted almost 3 years ago by Rob from Ireland with 92 ratings
Picked up a bottle of this at UK Rumfest 2017. Works as a nice young sipping agricole
Not a neat sipper 2 out of 10
Posted about 2 years ago by Joola69 from United States with 2649 ratings
Cor Cor Green is a classic, molasses-based rum produced on the island of Minamidaitojima, south of the main islands of Japan. Cor Cor Green is not for neat sipping. Very offputting smell. Like a bouquet of flowers dipped in glue. You can't mask the smell even with a dash of Coke.
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