Bristol Classic Rum’s Tasting Notes

Posted: December 28, 2015 in Guyana, Rum

Bristol Classic Rum’s Enmore Still, Guyana 12 year old 46%

Tasted: Feb 2005

A pretty straightforward and simple nose. Slightly oily, slightly fruity. Quite light in body and like the nose simple. Slightly oily, slightly fruity, slightly sugary with a touch of tropical fruit. Unexciting.

Bristol Classic Rum’s Port Morant Still, Guyana 12 year old 46%

Tasted: Feb 2005

Clean, a very oily yet slightly youthful nose of linseed oil along with menthol, earth and herbal notes. Dry on the palate with a good depth of linseed oil soaked fruit, which given time becomes quite tropical in character. Lovely length with dried banana notes in the finish. Loads of character.

Bristol Classic Rum’s Port Morant Still, Guyana 20 year old 46%

Tasted: Feb 2005

Mature, pungent aromas of soft demarara sugar coated fruit and vanilla oils. Off-dry and full bodied. A lovely intensity of softly spiced, oily mature fruit and oak. Exceptionally long and creamy with the wood spice notes lingering.

Bristol Classic Rum’s Versailles Still, Guyana 16 year old 46%

Tasted: Feb 2005

A heavy, mature nose. Extremely oily with loads of earthy fruit and spice notes. Dry, full bodied with a good intensity of mature herbal fruit, soice and oak, A long, soft oily finish with hints of ginger.

Bristol Classic Rum’s Versailles Still, Guyana 18 year old ‘Port Finish’ 46%

Tasted: Feb 2005

A warm and inviting bouquet, full of clove, spice and herbal aromas. The port finish adds a rich fruit cake feel. The palate is soft and herbal with a very intense peppery/ spice middle and a long finish. Very classy with a pleasant balancing sweetness.

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