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Coming from the 18 year, the 23 is noticeably tougher. You can tell it's age. But I truly can't say I like it much. more than the 18. Each one has it's own quirks. Considering the price, I would probably rather buy the 18, but neither will disappoint.
Actually I'm not sure of this is a 7 or 8 out of 10. Was good but still not convinced to get it a second time
On an cost per ounce basis, this is the best Agricole out there, and arguably the best aged rum at its price point. This has become my go-to when I want to introduce noobs to aged rum.
N: candied sugar, almost some bubblegum. Great nose. I like it. T/F: smooth, not much alcohol, sweet but not too much so. Solid, if a bit less going on than in other higher end rums.
Trochu na mě výraznější chuť po použitých sudech. Jinak příjemné tóny sušeného ovoce, karamelu, vanilky. Celkově velice povedený rum.
It is a fine rum to sip on with a good buddy, but for the price I expected way more out of it
Just not my kind of great. I never quite found my way to this one.
Not very sweet, dark bitter chocolate tones, a bit alcoholic, nice smell.
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I was super impressed by the Kirk & Sweeney 12 Year Rum, so I bought their 18 and 23 year rums. Those are even better! What's more impressive is that they are both primarily based on sugarcane (agricole), which I've never cared that much for before these. The 18 is pretty close to the 23 in taste; in fact they're almost equal. The 18 is just a bit sweeter, while the 23 tastes just a bit more aged (much like the difference between the El Dorado 15 and 21). I like both sweet and aged, so I'm torn between the two. I'll give the 18 a very slight edge over the 23, just like I give the ED 15 a very slight edge over the ED21. But I definitely believe they are both very good. Vanilla, sugarcane, caramel, nutmeg, oak, and just a hint of sherry. The nose is incredible. You've GOT to try these!