Velier Appleton Hearts Collection - 1993
Highly praised, ultra-complex Appleton Hearts with immense tropical cask influence, minty‑herbal depth and great balance for 63%. A benchmark dry, woody profile for fans of intense, long-aged rums.
A nose that blends wood and glue. You can tell you're in Jamaica, but the profile is old-fashioned and not exuberant. On the palate, it's eose all over the place. Wood, menthol, bitter orange, licorice, leather, cigar leaf. Incredibly rich and complex. Superb length, with notes of mentholated tobacco. Exceptional.Read more
Seasoned enthusiasts who enjoy dry, heavily oak-driven rums with mint, black tea, leather and light “industrial” notes, and who want to explore one of the most complex Appleton Hearts releases.
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How does Velier Appleton Hearts Collection - 1993 taste?
Dry, woody, minty Appleton powerhouse
If you enjoy TDL, Enmore REV or the woodier Appleton Hearts, this will likely hit the spot with its dry tannins, minty black tea and deep tropical cask character.
Beginners, those sensitive to high ABV, or anyone who dislikes strong wood, tannins and mild bitterness in long-aged, unsweetened rum.
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About the Appleton Estate distillery
The Appleton Estate distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Appleton Estate have been reviewed 3,424 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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A nose that blends wood and glue. You can tell you're in Jamaica, but the profile is old-fashioned and not exuberant. On the palate, it's eose all over the place. Wood, menthol, bitter orange, licorice, leather, cigar leaf. Incredibly rich and complex. Superb length, with notes of mentholated tobacco. Exceptional.
Auto-translatedErinnert durch die Minz/Schwarztee-Note an einen T.D.L mit etwas REV. Dazu kommt ein toller und schwerer Fasseinfluss durch die tropische Reifung. Nach etwas Zeit kommt Grapefruit, Kräuter und etwas Klebstoff dazu. Der Alkohol ist sehr gut eingebunden. Ein schier endloser Abgang. Hier gibt es viel zu entdecken. Toll! Mein Platz 2 aus der Hearts Collection!
Auto-translatedUi da hätte ich doch zuschlagen sollen mit einer Flasche... Herrlich Fruchtig und Frisch 😯😯das hatte ich nicht erwartet. Parallelen zu Guyana REV die ausgewogene Schwere Frucht,Kräutern mit Holz erkennt man hier wieder. ... auch Minze und sogar etwas Funk ist zu riechen und schmecken, toll !! Schöne Überraschung!
Auto-translatedQuite exciting. A rum that already has a lot of barrel influence and therefore recognizable signs of age - but has not yet fully matured beyond its zenith and is drowning in bitterness and an exuberant wood influence. On the nose, heavy notes of glue, wood, tea and dark and sweet fruit. There is plenty of mint on the palate, as well as tart hints of leather and spices. The finish is spicy, which makes me think of ginger. That's something, even if I would have liked to have tasted the distillate with 2-3 years less tropical maturation.
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