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Murray McDavid Renegade Rum Paradiso Distillery, Cuba 1998 (12 year old) 46% Rum
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Age:
10-12 years
ABV:
46.0
Bottle size:
70cl
Primary Cask:
American oak
Finishing Cask:
Red Wine
Tasting notes
Chris Goodrum (Gauntleys)
Bourbon/ Amarone – Limited release of 1764 bottles
A soft and gentle, almost whisky-like nose of light orange/ tangerine fruit. The dense Armarone notes are rather well behaved and sits in the background adding a subtle dried fruit edge and spiciness. With time it becomes oilier with hints of light coffee liqueur note and a slight herbal-menthol nuance. The only thing missing is the customary butytricity!
A lovely palate of light coffee liqueur, dried fruit and no shortage of oaked red wine flavours. The finishing cask is definitely holding the high ground. Edgy rum notes fight back on the middle and the rancio builds. Soft and long with a mouth watering spice/ menthol finish and coffee/cream after taste. I have to say that at first I thought it was a tad unbalanced, but it grew on me. Yes it is heavy on the finish but the spirit hangs on like grim death and it finally comes out on top at the end.
A soft and gentle, almost whisky-like nose of light orange/ tangerine fruit. The dense Armarone notes are rather well behaved and sits in the background adding a subtle dried fruit edge and spiciness. With time it becomes oilier with hints of light coffee liqueur note and a slight herbal-menthol nuance. The only thing missing is the customary butytricity!
A lovely palate of light coffee liqueur, dried fruit and no shortage of oaked red wine flavours. The finishing cask is definitely holding the high ground. Edgy rum notes fight back on the middle and the rancio builds. Soft and long with a mouth watering spice/ menthol finish and coffee/cream after taste. I have to say that at first I thought it was a tad unbalanced, but it grew on me. Yes it is heavy on the finish but the spirit hangs on like grim death and it finally comes out on top at the end.
