1931 81st Anniversary

To this very day, this has to be the best stuff that i've ever put inside my mouth. With zero sugar added, a multitude of blends happily married, from different distillation processes, with both molasses and agricole, result into outstanding aroma and divine taste, which reminds you of wood, leather, smoke and an old, stylish, premium feel overall. The one before the last serving from the bottle, loses part of the intensity from its smell and a small fraction of its complex taste, but the very last serving results into a perfect explosion inside your mouth, bringing orgasms to your taste buds! Edible solids at the bottom were spicy, tasty, a real surprise, turning the very last gulp of it into something like a "psychedelic drug" (strong sensation, dizziness)! Funkiest fun i've ever had, ever since i started on my rum journey!

Tastebuds picks up some oak and vanilla accompanied by fruity scents of banana. A bit boozy at 43% or maybe it's just cause my sample has stood on the shelf for a loong time.
Quite oily as well

Tasted all their rums, nothing stood out except for a not front runner. nothing tasted as if it had been manipulated so i am guessing you are getting their true flavor.

This rhum 81 eme anniversaire est meilleur sue l admiral rodney auquel il ressemble.mais il a plus de nuances.mais pour un rhum a plus de 60e on s attend a un peu plus.bonne decouverte.note 7.9.

The 1931 series is a must try for each rum lover.
Here Masterblender Mr harris goes bananas in his rum storage and creates one remarkable bled after anouther.
Each of them follows the crisp dry, oak, full body and barrel characters that is Mr harris signum. Most of the rum in these blends are from a mix o continous still and the copper pot still. Amost all rum are matured in Jack Daniels barrels and there are many good barrels to chose from for Mr Harris.
I feel peace and venture out to flavour heaven each time I drink a glass of 1931. I have tried 4 different versions and all of them are excellent in its own. The deep purple #81 is my favorite.

Butter and vanilla immediately are the first notes recognizable on the nose. There was a little too much after burn so after adding water oaky wood were3 more noticeable on the mouth.

Bought this at the distillery in St Lucia. Can’t recall the exact price but less than $40 US

Whole-day degustation consisted of Captain Bligh (Saint Vincent), followed by Ron Millonario (Peru) and ended with this great piece. Reminded the first mentioned rum by taste. Very fine. Willing to experience deja-vu about this one.

Sugar 0-5 grams. The first thing that grabs your attention is the presentation with the pressed coin in the wood stopper. The real treat is of course in the rum. The aroma is an outstanding mix of wood, leather, smoke, caramel-molasses, and fruit. The taste profile that I detected was wood, tobacco, vanilla, raisins and spice. Well balanced with a natural sweetness that I suspect comes from some additional aging in port casks. That might explain the fruit aroma as well. Nice heat and quite smooth with a decent after burn. Overall this is a well blended rum. Somewhere between a Zacapa and an Angostura, but at a lower price. Well worth picking up a second bottle.

Pure rum, it has no additives and no sugar. A very potent drink, you can feel the strenght from the first sip. Has a pleasant aftertaste with hints of wood and citrics. All things taken into account, this is a serios rum.