TCRL Trinidad #37 2001 18yr 59,9%

Minty, robust, and well-balanced Trinidad rum.
Trinidad #37 is a robust rum with mint-forward notes, complemented by tea and minerality. It's balanced yet lacks complexity, appealing to mint enthusiasts.
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How does this rum taste?
- Intense mint and menthol notes
- High ABV well integrated
- Rich, creamy mouthfeel
Trinidad #37 by Transcontinental Rum Line is a limited edition rum, distilled in 2001 and aged for over 18 years in Trinidad. Renowned for its pronounced menthol and minty notes, it also offers black tea, minerality, and subtle earthiness. Users praise it for its balanced integration of its high ABV (59.9%) and the unique tasting experience reminiscent of mentholated adult beverages. Despite being well-received for its vibrant character, some find it lacking in complexity. This bottling stands out for its herbal and citrus-infused aromas, providing a refreshing alternative in the field of high-quality rums, closely aligning with TDL vintages known for their mint-forward profiles.
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lukasdrinkinghabits
Mar 23, 2023
"I had high hopes for this rum and they were not disappointed. It's the full mint-menthol charge, with a nice helping of Indian chai with candied ginger, plus bitter citrus and some green peppers. Classy!In the mouth, similar profile of mint, tea and a salty-vegetable note - not the highest complexity, but nice balance of dirt and easy-sipping. 17 years of tropical aging and wood and alcohol super integrated.Finish like an anise Fisherman's Friend 🤪🤤🤩Found it so good, had to empty the whole sample right away.Tasted again together with the RA 2001: The RA is dominated by dirt and gasoline, the TCRL by citrus, green peppers and caramel, which stands out clearly just in contrast. I like the profile of the TCRL more.Thanks, Frederic!Edit:In crosstasting, I tried the RA, TCRL, Nobilis, Plantation Antipodes and the new Rasta Morris. The rums are incredibly similar - esp the Nobilis and RM are barely distinguishable. The RA stands out because of the dilution, the Plantation is clearly marked by the cognac barrel - it moves it closer to the 2003s - and the TCRL is the freshest, with an unusual herbal note. It was somewhat reminiscent of the 2002s including the falernum note.The TRCL stands out. It is much brighter than the other 2001s and brings that awesome herbal note. In the mouth it opens up with an acidity that is fresher than beilden others. The alcohol integration is top notch. Tonight it is the best of the 5.Points 2There will be individual or paired sessions again because I always find such large crosstastings difficult and the specific notes are eaten by the similarities ."
Oliver
Mar 9, 2023
"Wow, full blast of mint on the nose. On the palate, the typical mint note of the 2001 T.D.L bottlings continues. The mouthfeel is creamy and intense. Like a "mojito for adults." 😜Who stands on mint comes here fully at his expense. Very good T.D.L!"
Leo Krüper
May 24, 2024
"Solider 2001er TDL, der nicht in die Minzrichtung abdriftet. Auch keine Fehlnoten im Abgang wie einige der anderen Fässer dieses Vintage. Rundum gelungener Rum, allerdings wenig Ecken und Kanten für einen TDL. Sehr gefällig, was sicher auch seine Freunde hat. Für mich jedoch zu gewöhnlich."
Andi
Nov 15, 2024
"On the nose first very clear TDL notes from the vintages 2001-2003, nice fresh mint, menthol, tea, slightly spicy and some wood. On the palate immediately minty, menthol, black tea and a mineral note, it remains dry. There is a hint of sweetness, possibly caramel. But before you taste that, there is a hint of liquorice. For me, this bottling is a great success."