Plantation 2011 Trinidad Sauternes finish 11-Year

barva : světlejší zlatavá
vune alkoholová vůně, naznak techniky, jinak poměrně nevýrazná
chut: ssladko technický ale ve velmi slabém odvaru,
zaver : docela slabota
hodnoceni 7,3
koupit ano z 20%
Alcohol 43 %

EN
colour : lighter golden
smell alcohol, hint of technique, otherwise rather bland
taste: sweetly technical but in a very weak decoction,
finish : quite weak
rating 7,3
buy yes from 20%
Alcohol 43 %
Category : Single cask 2022 - Limited Edition
ABV : 43%
Origin : Trinidad Distillers Limited
Raw material : Molasses
Fermentation : 2-3 days
Distillation : Multi-column
Year of distillation : 2011
Tropical Ageing : 9 years in Bourbon casks
Continental Ageing : 1 year in Ferrand casks
Further maturation : Finished 3 months in Sauternes wine cask
Volatile Substances : 552 g/hL AA
Esters : 138 g/hL AA
Dosage : 5 g/L
Cane sugar caramel E150a (% volume) : None

Tasted the 2011 Trinidad single cask yesterday at a rum tasting and out of 7 Plantation's, this was my least favourite one. It doesn't feel like it has a lot of body and it only has an aftertaste that wasn't really my cup of tea.
This single cask spent its last months in Sauternes wine casks.

Aroma: fruits (citrus fruits) and that aroma that is typical for rums from this country like technical aroma (very simillar to Albert Michler Trinidad 2002 Rum CZ/SK and his weaker twin).

Taste: almonds and ginger plus a very similar flavor profile to the aforementioned rum.

Overall: For me, this was a really nice rum, but if I had to choose, I'd go with the Trinidad 2002 Albert Michler. These one felt like he is missing something, but still very good rum, recomend to try.