Last 2 drinks for tonight were back-to-back testing of El Dorado 1993 Enmore versus 1999 Port Mourant. Both have a very nice bottle and label designs. Both are very expensive, so the bar is high. 1993 Enmore is almost amber in color, very interesting. Lots of wood to the nose. Tropical fruits packed with alcohol to the palate. Short but intense burn at the end.
Scent: Intensive scent of wood and spices with notes of licorice, vanilla, espresso coffee, brown sugar and almond. Very complex.
Taste: Wipe with soft tones of oak and sweet, ripe fruit such as apricot and peach. There are streams of vanilla and honey that balance the spice from the tree.
Je suis fan du eldorado 12 ans donc je suis passé à celui la et il es tout simplement magique , couleur ambrée, nez très aromatique et un goût puissant
El Dorado Rare Collection Enmore 1993 - 56.5% ABV.
Very interesting! I'm not a huge fan of El Dorado's standard offerings, but this one's a real treat. Green on the edges? The nose is full yet subtle at the same time. Dusty machinery, orange, oak, anise, cherries, and maybe a touch of smoke. On the palate, very hot! More so than most cask-strength rums I've tried. (This surprises me, as I assume there's some dosage here to help round things out. I could be wrong.) There is sweetness, along with vanilla, oak, more machinery, rubber, cherries, and a slightly bitter note. It's not totally unlike a gentler, more approachable Caroni. Very oily mouthfeel.
Prisen er for høj, men i forhold til andre rom med så høj volumen er den klart en af de bedste. Synes dog at disse stærke rom overdøves af netop alkoholen, så smagen ikke kommer til sin rette desværre...
"It offers a very rich and fruity mouthful. There is also a hit of slightly bitter/sweet coffee beans. The finish a medium length offering quite a lot of spicy oak."
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Super lækker rom 9 out of 10
Smager godt, er dejlig afbalanceret, men lige lovlig krydret i prisen.