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Nothing really wrong with this one but nothing stands out either. Light on the nose with a little vanilla, oak and molasses, some raisin and smoke. On the palate the character has to come from the final stage in Scotland to give it a little kick as all the other flavours are a bit elusive. Nothing in here that seduces you to go for another sip to discover more. One dimensional rum at a pricepoint where I expect a lot more. Easygoing but also very forgettable. Maybe dry but so easy I suspect a little help has been added.
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Základem rumu samotného je rum Relicario Superior, který zrál v Dominikánské republice po dobu 5 až 10 let. Následné staření probíhá v renomované oblasti Speyside ve Skotsku
Nothing overwhelming. Has smoke and peat flavour. Slight aroma. Was surprised not a corked bottle.
Taste is very close to whoisky. Has smoke and peat flavour
Tremendous nose! A whisky nose that is slightly sweeter and thicker. Smokey vanilla and soft notes of fruit. Very nice indeed. Entry is chewey, smokey nd dense. Nice balance here. Smooth across the pallat with oak and spice notes developing. Lovely long finish of coffee and leather with a bit of pepper right at the end. Great dram..............errrrr, I mean rum!. Yes whisky lovers, (like me,) will like this. So this begs the quetion; why aren't more distilleries experimentig with peat? They should. It adds depth, complexity and a distint flavor profile that enhances a quality rum. Slainte' for God sakes!
Since it is a peated one it makes it exotic. Base rum is quite decent, a lightweight, column still one. But peat makes it a different spirit for me which is not my style. I can imagine some people like it.
I am not so familiar with this kind of aroma, so, my first impression was that I am tasting a haystack which was eaten up by a horse and gets sunlight again. Please forgive me, I am very new for this style of taste.
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Not that interesting by itself, it has peat flavor from peated whisky barrels from Speyside region. The packaging is high class and bottle is a good boxy chunk of glass. Cool gimmick basically.