Odevie SAS Island Signature Tierra Madre Gran Reserva
The "Island Signature Tierra Madre Gran Reserva" was produced in Guatemala. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Odevie SAS. It was distilled from Molasses with a Column Still. The rum has an ABV of 40%. 11 community members rated this rum with an average of 6.0/10. The rum smells like Sugarcane, Sandal wood and Cinnamon, and on the palate there is Butterscotch, Vanilla and Supple.
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Détails sur ce rhum
Pays
Embouteilleur
Marque
Island Signature
ID RumX
RX7925
ABV
40%
Catégorie
Column Still Rum
Fabriqué en
Molasses
Distillation
Column Still
Volume de la bouteille
70cl
Gamme de prix
<50€
Type d'esprit
Rhum
Achats de la communauté
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27
ouvert
5
vidé
3
Taux d'ouverture
23%
Ø Valeur marchande
27€
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Le nez présente de nombreuses notes de bois de santal et d'épices. Il est agréable et plus doux que prévu. La bouche est plus douce que le nez, avec des notes de caramel et de figue. La finale est de longueur moyenne et conserve le caramel au beurre de la bouche. Dans l'ensemble, il s'agit d'un vin assez moyen. Rien de choquant ou de compliqué.
Tierra Madre from Guatemala. The most controversial? Because online it receives few but clearly poor reviews, and for me... it is the biggest positive surprise of the Odevie collection (apart from the red Dominican, which I haven't tried - it was advised against in the store). I have a mediocre idea about rums from Guatemala, I think I've only tried Botran in the 15yo version, about which after a few months I can still only say that "it's ok" and "I'd gladly use it in a drink" 😃. Meanwhile, Tierra Madre is my first bottle ever that so clearly "attacks" on the level of smell... with cherry. True, the second dominant sensation is alcohol vapors (despite 15 minutes of "breathing" in the glass), but this still doesn't prevent the smell from being very surprising. As for the taste, it's also good. Light bitterness countered by a very distinct taste of fruit, also with cherry standing out in the foreground. The finish fades faster than in Yellow Snake, this time leaving a phenomenal aftertaste.
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