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Dominican Republic | Aged | 40% ABV
Ron Quorhum 30-Year rum is distilled in pot-stills and aged using the solera system for up to 30 years. The rum is produced in the Dominican Republic by Oliver & Oliver.
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Iam still new in this rum world, but holy cow this is good! Best so far
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3 years ago
I like it but doesn't worth it. It's strange for a 30 years old rum. It is too much alcohol in first stroke. It is more Agricole than Caribbean one. So... it is vegetal, it is too alcoholic for my taste. But is good! I don't know what is good, but it is.
Posted
3 years ago
En afsindig god rom. Den læner sig meget tæt op af et 10 tal. Den har næsten det hele.
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3 years ago
A dark rum with a great nose and long toch taste. Baked bananas, a bit of smoked oak and wild spices. Bought this one for 60 euro 3 years ago. Very, very good rum.
Where to start. Really smooth flavour...honey, vanilla, flowers...but nothing particularly stands out. Just superb. I have to order it again, this is a keeper
Posted
3 years ago
the best rum under 100 euros just look no further you won't find a better one
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3 years ago
When I first opened this, the smell reminded me of havana cola or long island ice tea. This strong smell disappeared quickly, nevertheless this rum has a lemon smell and taste to it, although other flavors as oak or raisin can be found as well. Definitely a sweet, fruity, oaky and smooth rum.
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over 3 years ago
This one is a really tasty nice rum. Love it. But since the sugar is quite high I prefer this one at cask strength.
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over 3 years ago
Very balanced rum, one of the best rum for the price about 55-60 EUR, if not the best.
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over 3 years ago
Good really good - but no extra kick - no wow factor. Will not buy again
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After having tasted the 23 of the same brand I had to give this one a go. I was a bit hessitant to try this, because I was afraid of being disappointed due to the big hype. I was not.
Nose: Brown sugar, sweet wood, a little hint of citrus mixed with vanilla
Taste: Caramel, oak, coffee and a small hint of orange peel. Very smooth and fills the mouth nicely
Overall: This is a rum, that is packed with flavour both in the mouth and in the aftertaste. It has a lot of wooden taste for a solera rum, but is a bit to sweet to hit the top mark for me.