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Les Frères de la Côte Foursquare Vieux Rhum - Brut de Fût 2011
Most tasters land in the same place: a textbook Foursquare that's very good but doesn't reinvent anything. Caramel, vanilla, bourbon and a distinct grape note run through it, with cocoa and wood on a long finish. Several call it "incredibly drinkable" for 65.1% — the alcohol is beautifully integrated. A couple find it a touch cloying.
The community says- Alcohol well integrated
- Caramel-grape profile
- But: Not surprising
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How does Les Frères de la Côte Foursquare Vieux Rhum - Brut de Fût 2011 taste?
Aggregated from 29 community reviews.
Classic Foursquare, well-integrated at cask strength Loved as a classic, well-made Foursquare — caramel, grape and cocoa with the heat tucked away. The honest note: it's reliable rather than surprising, and can read a little sweet.
Foursquare fans who want cask strength done cleanly
Anyone wanting something novel or funky
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How is Les Frères de la Côte Foursquare Vieux Rhum - Brut de Fût 2011 rated?
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What does the community say?
86% rate it 8 or higher. 8 selected write-ups from 29 community ratings. You can view the complete list in our app.
Review by Henry Davies
Classic foursquare from the start with a great nose of caramel, bourbon and some grape. It’s a solid independent bottling and as good as some of the ECS offerings. Incredibly drinkable and well integrated given the 65.1% ABV. Mouth is greedy with some vanilla, warm cooking spices and grape punch. Finish is cocoa and wood with coffee and some chocolate. All in all a top notch foursquare, not worthy of another bottle but enjoyed it
Review by Djehey
Very round, intense profile. No great surprise from what's written on the bottle: Foursquare markers and grapes. Fairly uncomplicated, easy to enjoy, with very well-integrated alcohol despite its 65.1%. Good length on the palate. However, I find it a little nauseating.
Review by Roman Lelek
Foursquere's handwriting is legible from the first sip. On the nose I smell leather, wood and some fruit - like apricots or plums. For being over 60% it is well integrated into the overall taste...wood, sweetness and a strong finish thanks to the %
Review by Filip Šikula
In aroma and taste classic barbados, I think even blindly could hit foursquare. In aroma, caramel, vanilla and grapes. In taste it starts out as a totally classic foursquare, but after a few moments the grapes come in. Long finish.
Review by zazar azer
An ECS-level Foursquare. It's very good and very greedy, but it doesn't do much more than classic Foursquare.
Review by Martin Švojgr
Sweeter, slightly less integrated alcohol. But it's not a bad FS
Review by Johannes
One of the better Foursquares thanks to the finish.
Review by Arnaud Faverjon
Excellent Foursquare!
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Avg. community purchase price 70 €
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Details about Les Frères de la Côte Foursquare Vieux Rhum - Brut de Fût 2011
A rum from Barbados, bottled by Les Frères de la Côte, at 65,1%.
Community purchases
30 bottles logged by 25 collectors.
A drinker & collector.
23% opened, 2 emptied and repurchased.
What did the community pay for Les Frères de la Côte Foursquare Vieux Rhum - Brut de Fût 2011?
Community paid 63–81 €.
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