CDI T.D.L Trinidad (Colheitas / Auld Alliance) 2003 18yr 58,8%
The Trinidad (Colheitas / Auld Alliance) rum, crafted at the T.D.L distillery in Trinidad, was distilled in 2003 and aged for 18 years. Bottled by Compagnie des Indes at 58.8% ABV, this limited edition rum is lauded for its complex flavor profile. Predominantly roasted with undertones of dried fruit, mint, and spices, it offers a unique mineral and full-bodied taste. With only 289 bottles available, it showcases a sophisticated blend of lychee, mint, and earthy notes. Users appreciate its remarkable balance between clean and 'dirty' elements, providing an exciting tasting experience. Its adeptly masked alcohol content adds to its appeal.
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Complex flavor profile
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Well-integrated alcohol
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Unique mineral taste
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This Trinidad rum features a captivating balance of roasted, dried fruit aromas with a robust, mineral-rich palate. Notable for its lychee and mint profile, it embodies complexity.
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What are the key facts about this rum?
RX12889
58,8%
2003
#TSG18
Molasses
18 years
289
70cl
<250€
Rum
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About the T.D.L distillery
The T.D.L distillery is located in Trinidad. Rums from T.D.L have been reviewed 4,355 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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zabo
26 May 2024
“I got this Compagnie des Indes as a comparison to the CDI RX1629. There is a clear winner here and that is this one! Not quite as much mint, to barely, but the dirty workshop top of a Caroni. There must be something about T.D.L putting their stuff in half full Caroni barrels. What a great dirty rum.”
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Thunderbird
15 May 2024
“Der macht mal richtig Spaß. Ist die Nase noch recht verhalten mit frischer Minze, etwas Frucht und Holz, passiert am Gaumen richtig was. Anfanhgs eine angenehme Süße mit nachfolgenden Früchten verschiedenster Art und anschließendem klassischen Minz-Eukalyptus Mix. Später gesellen sich noch Gewürze dazu. Der Abgang setzt sich auf der pflanzlichen minzigen Seite fort.. davon gerne mehr”
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TheRhumhoe
23 March 2024
“A refined, delicate TDL, skilfully selected by Compagnie des Indes. The nose evokes fresh, floral notes that start on menthol and tobacco leaf, before moving to a woodiness (oak) that turns to lightly aniseed spices, licorice, vanilla and pepper. Leather and roasted notes, impregnated with caramel and brown sugar, remind us that the profile is quite aged, but fruit comes later to bring a little dynamism with blackcurrant, lychee and peach. A beautiful combination that gives a varied, elegant profile on the nose. On the palate, this highly expressive rum opens with a solid aromatic balance: menthol comes through, then the fruitiness makes itself felt with exoticism (peach, blackcurrant, lychee) before moving on to dirtier, medicinal and mineral notes. Rubber and tar come in with a bit of bitterness, then spices (licorice, anise, salt, vanilla) and wood erupt on the finish. The whole is intense, balanced and coherent. The alcohol is very well integrated. The finish is concentrated, lingering on the mineral, astringent, copper and bitter aspects of the profile. Menthol and terpenic notes go hand in hand with oak, leather, spices and exotic fruit for a highly structured, well-ordered aromatic concentrate. A remarkable profile with character, finesse, deliciousness and depth.”
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