Plantation Guyana 1999
Posted
15 Apr '19
by
Calmar
from
Russian Federation
with
25 ratings
8
Cильный, насыщенный аромат с нотками солёного сала, жду чего-то в стиле сент-люсии, но вкус более традиционный, с дубом, лёгкими нотками обожжённого дерева, цитрусовыми и маслянистостью, достаточно сладок, весьма неплохо. 8/10
The last terroir I wanted for my collection...
Posted
7 Aug '18
by
Ryan
from
Canada
with
21 ratings
9
Until Fiji, Peru and St. Lucia come to my province.
Sweet plums into light pears that are quickly overwhelmed by the potent burn. It tastes young. I havent had many young vs old rum comparisons side by side but I feel as though with this rum they tried it, went "oh wow plums" and then decided to call it there. As I continue to drink, however, Ive decided that this is one of those rums that I typically dont have enough patience to truely appreciate. It really keeps evolving long after you swallow. After being stumped by a fruit flavour of the extraordinarily long after taste, I decided to read the bottle, something I usually do at the end of the review as to no colour my perception. Unfortunately, the bottle did not tell me what that fruit flavour was, and I am afraid I may never find out. The bottle did, however say that its taste could last up to 10 minutes. It lied. I was on minute fifteen before I decided to search for the name of that fruit flavour. Several types of grapes and that elusive fruit last in the mouth for what feels like forever. Truly excellent once you get accustomed to the burn and discover its lasting aftertaste.
P.s. Theres nothing quite like the cork of a full bottle of plantation
Rubbery smell leads into mixture of flavors
Posted
21 Oct '17
by
Joola69
from
United States
with
2363 ratings
6
A bit rubbery smell on the start, semi sweet entrance and a weird mixture of different flavors at the end for the Plantation Guyana 1999. Plantation offers some amazing rums, unfortunately this is not one of them.
Excellent rum with spicy character
Posted
26 Oct '15
by
nwipusr
from
Netherlands
with
3 ratings
8
The Plantation Guyana 1999 Rum is a pot distilled, Demerara rum which is produced from molasses using an extra long fermentation period prior to distillation. The rum is first aged in Guyana in used bourbon barrels after which it is transported from Jamaica to France by Cognac Ferrand to be finished in their own warehouses and of course their own Cognac Casks. It has a spicy character with a good balance between the hot wood spices and the butterscotch/toffee sweetness.
Alkohol: 45 %
Původ: Guyana
Aroma: Těžce květinová vůně s kůží a lesním medem, k tomu máta a rumové pralinky. Těžší a hutnější typ vůně, starý nábytek, zemitost. (86 b)
Chuť: Velmi pěkná, dřevitě medová, sametová, jemná a zároveň plná chuť. (88 b)
Body: 87
Shrnutí: Velmi příjemná záležitost. Ochutnán v Hořicích u josého během jedné ze dvou říjnových degustací.
Bottle: Plain and normal 0/1
Colour: Light amber
Aroma: Rich. Fruity. 1/2
Taste: It is not so sweet as other Plantation rums and I feel a little bit like drinking whiskey but still there are some fruit remnants. It is strong on taste of alcohol. 3/5
Aftertaste: Not smooth but not unpleasant 1/2
Not my favourite one but still good. A little bit too strong for me.
Guyana or Guyane? Either way, good stuff
Posted
7 Jan '13
by
Michael
from
United States
with
18 ratings
9
Unclear whether earlier versions of the "Guyana" Plantation bottles were mislabeled... GUYANA is the western most of the three Guyanas; GUYANE - on the other side of Suriname about 200 miles to the southeast - is what locals call French Guiana. Around 2009 I was picking up bottles of "Guyana" Plantation but the map pointed to Frech Guyana/Guyane. So, who knows what I was drinking. It was good, either way! Have yet to taste a Plantation bottle I didn't like, come to think of it. This seems very similar to El Dorado 12 and I have a running suspicion it was simply repackaged ED12. Who knows. No complaints, regardless.
