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Dominican Republic | Aged | 40% ABV
Matusalem Gran Reserva 15-year rum is produced using a combination of rums aged on average 15 years and distilled from molasses using the solera process.
The Matusalem company was established in 1872 originally in Santiago de Cuba. The company fled the country following the Cuban Revolution in 1959 and the Gran Reserva rum is now produced in the Dominican Republic.
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over 8 years ago
Dans sa palette, un rhum à goûter pour s'initier aux rhums dominicains, mais ne pas en attendre trop, la république dominicaine à beaucoup de productions bien meilleures.
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over 8 years ago
Easy not very impressive rum. Light nose. Taste like sugar, wood, but bot like something like a 15yo.
Posted
over 8 years ago
Not 15 years old. 15 only designates the oldest rum in the blend. My impression is that the average age is likely half of that.
Slight nuance. Too light and a tad sharp to appreciate easily on its own.
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over 8 years ago
A full bodied rum with a light pleasant sweetness. Woody notes dominate but has a creamy finish.
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over 8 years ago
Kunne ikke stå for etiketten, og det er altså IKKE den måde man skal købe rom på. Havde dog undersøgt hvad andre mener om den, så den kan nu ikke være helt tosset, og da den så endda var på tilbud, røg den ned i kurven.
Den bliver meget snart åbnet, og så får i min ærlige mening om den.
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over 8 years ago
bought this in Spaink for a nice price, pretty smooth with a bit alcohol flavours on the end. Taste is sweet with vanilla and french oak, i think this is column distilled but it could do with more aftertaste. Quality around Bacardi reserva
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over 8 years ago
Good not too expensive straight up rum. light oaky taste
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over 8 years ago
I would drink this one any time after 5h...and enjoy the good thing of life . Cheers buddys !
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over 8 years ago
Une certaine finesse et une très belle complexité pour ce rhum dominicain.
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over 8 years ago
I didn't put much stock in this brand until I actually tried it. I found a rich drink with a subtle sweet flavour and a strong aftertaste. Great choice for an entry-level sipping rum, at least for me.
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The smell reminds me of Dzama vanilla. It is definitely a thinner rum with a bit of that flavour also present in dzama. Vanilla? Warm vanilla yes. Not too much finish but still a very enjoyable basic rum for a 15 year Solera. Especially given the cheaper price tag, ($34CAD). It didn't last too long!