Diamond Kill Devil Guyana 2003
For experienced palates, this cask‑strength 16‑year Diamond pot still rum is dry, woody and slightly technical. Expect citrus, plum, dried fruits, vanilla and light smoke. RumX members see it as a characterful, slightly challenging Guyanese sipper.
- Complex Guyana profile
- Dry, woody character
- Long, persistent finish
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How does Diamond Kill Devil Guyana 2003 taste?
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Dry, woody, technical Diamond sipper For experienced palates, this cask‑strength 16‑year Diamond pot still rum is dry, woody and slightly technical. Expect citrus, plum, dried fruits, vanilla and light smoke. RumX members see it as a characterful, slightly challenging Guyanese sipper.
Fans of dry, woody Guyanese rums who enjoy higher ABV single casks with technical, slightly metallic notes and are curious about Diamond/Versailles-style pot still character.
Those sensitive to high ABV, looking for sweet, easy sippers, or expecting a soft, rounded 16‑year Demerara profile without metallic or tannic edges.
How is Diamond Kill Devil Guyana 2003 rated?
RumX's 0–10 scale is strict — 7.9 lands squarely in the "Good" band. 95% of tasters rate it Good or better; only 0% rate it below average. See the full rating guide →
Rum reviews
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Review by Rhum Mirror 🇧🇪
2003 (16 years old): spicy, even full-bodied! Carried by clove, raisin and brown sugar. Nice length, it's my favorite of the trio
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
25.09.2021 A friendly tasting with friends and colleagues. Notes Light to medium dark in colour. Nose Fresh, medium intense, wood, light roasted, light tea, plum, light citrus. Palate Medium intense, oily, wood, light roasted, dried fruit, plum, light nutts, pineapple, faint smoke. Finish Medium to long, oily, wood, faint smoke, light caramel, prunes, light nutts.
Review by Cédric Meyers
Très belle longueur en bouche. Je l'ai pas super apprécié car il a un côté anesthésiant en bouche qui me perturbé un peu.
Review by Godspeed
Total rip-off when it comes to sippers. Very young, tastes of fusel oil, like an unaged whiskey. Very straw color, but in fact it's almost like it's not aged at all. A taste like this I expect from expressions less than 3 years old. For a 16-year-old rum, even if it is continental (no specificity in that respect), the quality for the price is just inexcusable. Shameful cash grab from Hunter Laing. Makes a very pleasant daiquiri all the same, but holy shit, you can find rums for daiquiris much cheaper than this. To be avoided.
Community purchases
25 bottles logged by 52,000+ RumX members. The ratio of closed / opened / emptied, indicates whether this rum is meant to be drunk or is a collector's item.
Also on the wishlist of 4 members.
About the Diamond distillery
The Diamond distillery is located in Guyana. Rums from Diamond have been reviewed 5,053 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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