Chairman's Reserve Original
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96) Chairman's Reserve, Original, Saint Lucia Distillers
Posted
16 May '19
by
Andy Tee
from
Malaysia
with
139 ratings
N- Soft, fresh cut grass, chocolate, molasses with tinge of turned earth, breezy and light note between ripe and green mango. Neither with much good nor bad that stays right at the edge, Thought had a sip would improve the aroma greatly with more pleasant molasses and vanilla emerged. (86/20)
P- Neutral and authentic without being heavily "chaptalized". Candlewax, ripe fruit and pleasant mouth coat. Not with much characters, but you can't dislike it either. (86/20)
F- Medium, dry, unexpected waxy sour fruit cling at the back palate. (86/20)
B/B- 85/19, all good but wee light and lack structure.
Weighted Rate- 79pt
— at The Rum Bar KL.
N- Soft, fresh cut grass, chocolate, molasses with tinge of turned earth, breezy and light note between ripe and green mango. Neither with much good nor bad that stays right at the edge, Thought had a sip would improve the aroma greatly with more pleasant molasses and vanilla emerged. (86/20)
P- Neutral and authentic without being heavily "chaptalized". Candlewax, ripe fruit and pleasant mouth coat. Not with much characters, but you can't dislike it either. (86/20)
F- Medium, dry, unexpected waxy sour fruit cling at the back palate. (86/20)
B/B- 85/19, all good but wee light and lack structure.
Weighted Rate- 79pt
— at The Rum Bar KL.
Great for drinks
Posted
6 Oct '19
by
Tim bascombe
from
United States
with
14 ratings
Solid but they make a lot better runs. And even better beer are using their barrels.
Solid but they make a lot better runs. And even better beer are using their barrels.
Not for me
Posted
13 Jul '19
by
Dan
from
United Kingdom
with
24 ratings
At first I had to double check the percentage as I thought I might have bought an overproof rum by mistake. It's a fairly standard 40% but tastes much stronger.
The label claims notes of vanilla and tobacco, but I feel like I missed the vanilla entirely and the tobacco was somewhat overpowered by the general petrol-like qualities of it
Will be drinking the rest of the bottle in cocktails to disguise what is a rum that is frankly, not to my taste at all.
At first I had to double check the percentage as I thought I might have bought an overproof rum by mistake. It's a fairly standard 40% but tastes much stronger.
The label claims notes of vanilla and tobacco, but I feel like I missed the vanilla entirely and the tobacco was somewhat overpowered by the general petrol-like qualities of it
Will be drinking the rest of the bottle in cocktails to disguise what is a rum that is frankly, not to my taste at all.
