Rum Nation Port Mourant Small Batch Rare Rums 1999
Highly praised Port Mourant: deep sherry fruits, spicy wood, salty-tannic finish and great complexity. Seen as a standout continental PM and strong value versus comparable Velier bottlings.
Fans of intense Port Mourant and sherry-influenced Demeraras who enjoy dry, woody, slightly bitter rums at higher ABV and are looking for a Velier-alternative with strong value.
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Intense sherried Port Mourant powerhouse
If you enjoy classic Port Mourant or Velier Demeraras and are curious about a well-integrated sherry twist, this bottle gives you that depth and intensity at a more approachable price.
Newcomers, those sensitive to 57% ABV, or drinkers who dislike dry, tannic bitterness and heavy oak or expect a soft, sweet Demerara profile.
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About the Port Mourant distillery
The Port Mourant distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Port Mourant have been reviewed 2,360 times with an average of 8.5/10.
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A wonderful Port Mourant. A nose to sink into, dangerous drinking flow despite complex aromas. One of my absolute favorite rums. The nose is very mature, spicy, slightly herbaceous. Cardboard, aniseed and sage. The fruit is very dry and ripe, after raisiny sherry still some dried plums and crumbly, dark yellow, slightly spiced baked apple. The sherry comes through more clearly in the mouth, the fruit recedes even further. Wood, wet wood, aniseed - very Port Mourant, without this yellow fruitiness and also without this partly maritime saltiness. Instead, some bitter coffee, tobacco. Alcohol integration could be a little better. The palate unfortunately falls somewhat short of the phenomenal nose. The attack is long with already integrated tannins. An excellent rum
One of my favorite PMs in terms of price-performance ratio. The sherry finish gives the rum a depth reminiscent of 75 PMs.
Retasting with the guys from RumX. ------ This one is intense, fruity and naturally sweet with some caramel and light spices. The palate is dry and spicy/warm. I don't get the cola note, but in the empty glass i can pick up some sherry and coffee.
In the nose muted fruity aromas of currant and cherry but also light citrus note, most likely tangerine. In addition, but also caramel, distantly reminiscent of cola, but seems quite fresh, slightly woodyOn the palate, this ingenious flavor development: from slightly bitter to fresh fruity to sweet-woody, dark chocolate is also there.In the finish remains tangerine, nice woodA really great drop, even if it can not keep up with the Veliers...