William Hinton 5 Cask Blend 3-Year

Nice smell of barrels, but taste is very weird. Strong tones of agricole and very agressive at all.

It is in between cachaca and Spanish style rum. Grassy and oaky at the same time.

I could not think of any other taste but glue that came as first impression. Does not stay for the aftertaste, so it gets better. I would only use it in mixed drinks. Based on tasting a 2cl sample.

Aroma is not nice, remind me stale hay.
In taste you can identify the different barrels used for aging (ex-Madeira Wine, ex-Whiskey, ex-Brandy, ex-North of Portugal Fortified Wine and ex-South of Spain Fortified Wine) but the agricole core is still there. Aftertaste is shorter and bitter. Not disaster, but the barrels used for finish would much better match with common molase rum, than with agricole...

Nice color, good taste, and nice finish, good drinking for night. 6/10

I have been to madeira and drank many of local rums, but I found some weird taste in this one, reminding me of sulfur volcanic fumes from places like Azores or New Zealand.

The smell is bad and the taste is even worse. Not a fan at all.

Vanilla and wood in aroma, honey, caramel, cinnamon and oporto cask in the body,.

Agricoles are not my favorites. This one has bacon like smell with earthy tones behind typical for agricoles. Little bit sweet smell of fruits. Tastes somewhere between a typical agricole and peated whiskey with a slightly sweet notes.