El Dorado 1998 Last Casks Tri-Canada PortMourant&Enmore
This Limited - Last Casks - Edition is a popular blend that was last produced in 1998, comprising light rum that was produced on the since-discontinued Tri-Canada Redistillation Still. Blended and aged with rums from the Port Mourant Double Wooden Pot Still and the Enmore Wooden Coffey Still. This Rum was artfully crafted by the Master Distiller George Robinson and aged for 24 years in the companies Barrel warehouse in Guyana.
Tasting notes
Colour
Deep amber
Nose
Smokey and earthy aroma of dried fruits like raisins and prunes, sweet spices like cinnamon and vanilla with deep aromas of almonds and noble woods.
Taste
Flavorful and dry with soft notes of orange peels, honey, toffee and dark chocolate.
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