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Lost Spirits Navy 55 rum, a double pot-distilled, Grade A molasses-based rum aged for less than one week in a Targeted Hyper-Esterification Aging (THEA) reactor designed to reproduce the effects of traditional aging. Bottled at 122 proof. No added sugar, flavors, or colors. No chill filtering.
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It's definitely got the "Lost Spirits" vibe, but to me this is layered and fruity. No longer available, but I do recommend trying the Navy Style 61, which is a departure from this.
A little eerie tasting. It's got aged notes but it feels like something is missing. Still, nice spice full on where mouth.
Read more about the rum here https://www.wired.com/2017/05/brian-davis-lost-spirits-distillery-aging-rum-fast/
Synthetic flavored taste, thin, like vodka added some fruitflavour and a sip of sherry!
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See my notes on Lost Spirits Navy Style 61%. Strong notes of creamy vanilla, buttered toast, and charred wood. This one is lighter than the 61%, and slightly dryer than the 68%.
This rum is full-flavored but feels thin in the mouth. More "high notes" than 61 or 68. Spicier than 68. Yeah, sharp bite, with a bit too much of a flavor explosion to go with it.
With time & oxidation, this is actually quite lovely and balanced.
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Further reading on Lost Spirits:
- WIRED article by Wayne Curtis: https://www.wired.com/2017/05/brian-davis-lost-spirits-distillery-aging-rum-fast/
- Cocktail Wonk's posts: http://cocktailwonk.com/category/lost-spirits