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Relicario Dominicano Supremo rum

Relicario Dominicano Supremo

Dominican Republic | Aged

Relicario Dominicano Supremo is a rum produced by Oliver & Oliver, a family-owned company based in the Dominican Republic. It is aged for 18 years using the Solera method, which involves blending different ages of rum to achieve a consistent flavor profile. The rum is aged in American oak barrels that previously held bourbon. It has an ABV of 40%.

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Peter πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡° | 74 ratings
Posted over 5 years ago

musim povedat ze tento rum je doteraz mojim najvacsim prekvapenim. pravdu povediac ma najprv zaujala flaska lebo som si ju chcel nechat ako dekanter (preto su na foto odlepene nalepky), ale cim viac som o tomto rume cital tym viac som bol zvedavy. A musim povedat ze je to uplna bomba. najlesie vonajuci rum aky som doteraz skusal 11 z 10 za vonu :-). chut je vyborna, prijemny sladsi nastup, citim vanilku, jemne drevo, prijemne koreniste. super vyvazene. aj ked je sladsi nastup nieje to celkovo sladky rum, sladky je len nastup, ale sladkost sa postupne vytraca. telo dost vyrazne a prekvapivo jemny dozvuk s jemnym zahriatim. fantazia. nedam 10/10 len preto urcite existuje nieco co mi bude este viac chutit. ale toto je u mna v TOP 3. davam 9,6/10

Pipestone πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡° | 58 ratings
Posted 2 years ago

It is difficult to criticize a christmas gift. I was glad to have an oportunity to taste it. But never bought it for myself. Too much alcohol burn.

Earl Elliott πŸ‡¨πŸ‡¦ | 222 ratings
Posted over 2 years ago

Sugar: Estimated at 15 GPL. First of all this rum has a great chestnut colour and a stylish bottle. It tastes like a whiskey. Not sure if that's from the American Oak barrels this was aged in but I think that's a good enough assumption. It has a sharp alcohol nose to it and a sharp taste to match. Burnt Oak, Vanilla, Pepper, and raisins are the dominant tastes for me. It's balanced but sharp, and you definitely have to let this rum air out or add a couple drops of water as it tastes better. It's got a long burn on the end....pepper. It's overpriced in Canada at $100, but I got it today on sale for $80 and after several tastings, I think that I paid too much. If you like whiskey then you will like this rum.

Harrie πŸ‡³πŸ‡± | 91 ratings
Posted almost 3 years ago

Light nose with vanilla, oak and raisins. On the palate there is also a hint of orange but dried fruits are prominent with a little pepper. It is also a tad harsh and for me that is a blessing (of sorts) as it gets the attention away from the added sugar; not overly sweet but I have my doubts about calling it semi-dry.

Not really a pleasant sip, and I don't get it's pricetag (€40-50), so all in all an overpriced rum that needs the sugar to get the worst off of its sharp edges. Not something to look for but it will do if nothing else is available. At €15-20 it would be more in line with its profile and the flaws would be forgivable but alas...

DiNiko πŸ‡¬πŸ‡· | 41 ratings
Posted 5 years ago

An eye catcher in the bottle for sure. Thankfully, it doesn't disappoint you once poured in the glass. A simple smooth swirl of the glass is all it takes to reveal the character of this fine rum. Nice sweet aroma on the nose, fairly tasty in the mouth not fully bodied and oily on the throat though, hence a 7.
A rum everyone should definitely try at least once and I will personally be more than happy to enjoy again with good company if given the chance.

Falcon91Wolvrn03 (TASTING CLUB) πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ | 537 ratings
Posted over 5 years ago

A very smooth semi-sweet rum which smells and tastes of toasted oak, almonds, and spice.

Chet πŸ‡ΊπŸ‡Έ | 196 ratings
Posted almost 6 years ago

Very nice rum from start to finish. Dark fruits on the nose, no burn and finishes with a hint of vanilla and cherries. Smooth and tasty.

Dael πŸ‡¨πŸ‡Ώ | 13 ratings
Posted 3 months ago

Nice bottle, aroma, good&stronger taste, mahagon color.

Juraj πŸ‡ΈπŸ‡° | 41 ratings
Posted 6 months ago

Nemal som ocakavanie od tohto ruma, aj ked flaska zaujala na prvy pohlad. Prekvapenie sa ukryvalo aj vo vnutri.

Chamarelo πŸ‡©πŸ‡ͺ | 25 ratings
Posted 6 months ago

Very nice and heavy bottle with a stylish wodden cap :-). It was a present from our daughter.
A friend of mine recommended it to her.
So, let's put it in the glass.
The nose : EiEiEi. A strong nose clearing sharpness. Also gas or varnish. Uhhhg, I can't smell anything else. That sharpness is so overpowering. Not mine.
The palate : at first sharpness and gas again. Than comes the wood. Unfortunately I cannot leave it in my mouth for more than 2 or 3 seconds. It's simply to sharp for me.
The finish : sharpness and gas are leaving, wood remains. Spices. In the back a little toffee and nut.
Added a little water. Sharpness is obvious less. But the gas is still there. Leave it a little longer in the mouth and let it rotate. Sharpness is coming again. Hmm, I think we won't be friends.
I know several better rums in the same price range.
Next time I will try it on the rocks and I come back with a follow-up




Brand Details

Name: Dominicano Supremo
Company: Relicario
Type: Aged
Distillation: Unknown

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