Okinawan Cor Cor Green

Picked up a bottle of this at UK Rumfest 2017. Works as a nice young sipping agricole

N- Quite industrial initially, new make eau de vie, coconut and sweaty laundry. Vibrant fruit notes sets in with freshly pluck strawberry, cane juice and substantial sweet fruit notes at a basic strength of 40%. Suggested this could be flavoursome before the dilution. Cocoa, as well some sulphur underlay. (19/25)

P- Fermented pear juice, spicy. Delicious milky cocoa powder. (20/25)

F- Short-medium. Sweet cane, white fruits candy with toffee filling. (20/25)

Balanced:- Lightly industrial aroma, lush of green with delicious cocoa and toffee. (20/25)

Weighted Rate:- 79pt

— at The Rum Bar KL.

So smells full agricole and thought it would be overly funky like some Japanese rums but it actually tasted like an unaged pot still

Tried side by side with the "Green" expression, and another Japanese rum (Kiyomi). The "Green" is made with sugarcane, the "Red" with molasses.

This is weird, tasting more like an agricole despite the molasses base. Black olive, a bit of sulphur. Mild, not much aftertaste.