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Rum Shark Travellers Single Vintage 2014
Here's the surprise: at 70.3% this Belize Travellers barely feels its strength on the nose — white chocolate, apricot and caramel, more roasted wood and coffee once it opens. Give it 20 minutes in the glass or the alcohol flattens everything. A few tasters found it drying and astringent, wishing the seven years had run longer. Rewards patience over gulping.
The community says- Chocolate and caramel
- Lovely nose
- But: Astringent
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How does Rum Shark Travellers Single Vintage 2014 taste?
Aggregated from 36 community reviews.
Chocolatey cask-strength Belize that needs air A pleasant, chocolate-and-caramel Belize that needs time to breathe. Most like the nose more than the palate — some find it astringent and a touch young for a 70% cask strength.
Cask-strength fans who like chocolate-forward Spanish-style rum
Anyone sensitive to high ABV or astringency
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36 community reviews
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Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
14.05.2022 Had a nice meet up with some nice rums, good friends and also new rum enthusiasts. Notes Medium dark in colour. Nose Light roasted wood, light chocolate, light citrus, spice, light herbs, anise, intense. Palate Intense, light wood, spicy, warm, light chocolate, spice, faint herbs, light anise, light citrus, raisin. Finish Long and warm, wood, light roasted, prunes, light chocolate, herbs. Extra note. Needs to rest for a good while or the ABV will kill most of the flavours.
Review by Dr.Django
Belize rums with over 70% ABV are very rare, here I have two in the glasses at once. The Sharks is a typical Spanish rum, the alcohol is quite well integrated for 70%, yet it stings unpleasantly and makes the rum inaccessible. Spirit Gallery is a completely different league. The alcohol is very well integrated, the rum much more complex. Maybe the best Belize I've had so far. Can keep up with the good ratings here.
Review by Timo Groeger
Haha. Hab noch 4 Rums hier, nach dem ersten Schluck direkt gewusst, dass dies der Rum Shark ist :) Auf Grund der Schokolade relativ leicht erkennbar, Karamell, Vanille, Kaffee und Holz gibt es hier auch noch zu entdecken.
Review by Filip Šikula
First of all, it needs at least 20 minutes in the glass. In the nose, a sweet profile of Belize, caramel, chocolate. On the palate, the sweet profile is preserved, chocolate, coffee. Higher ABV vibrates the tongue, short and warming finish. Perfect partner for a daiquiri.
Review by Wernie
In the comparison of the three sharks from Belize, this 7-year-old takes 3rd place. The nose is still quite restrained in terms of aromas, mainly wood and spices. The barrel has given off a lot of wood and roasted aromas in the short time, plus a slight sweetness of caramel. It is very astringent in the mouth. It would have needed a few more years.
Review by Rado Vito
The smell is very nice. Very. White chocolate and apricot. Taste is mild, nice start and body, but no aftertaste.
Review by Richard Krupa
Smells so-so, taste already very strong
Community shelf
34 bottles logged by 22 collectors.
Both drunk and collected.
20% opened, 3 emptied.
What did the community pay for Rum Shark Travellers Single Vintage 2014?
Community paid 82–130 €.
Purchase prices reported by members, not a shop price. Avg. 96 €. Full price & collection history in RX+ →
34 purchased · 37 tasted · 4 wishlist · as of
Details about Rum Shark Travellers Single Vintage 2014
A rum from Belize, bottled by Rum Shark, at 70,3%.
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