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Barikenn Engenho Novo Madeira 2016
Red fruits, port and a woody, slightly vinous edge — this Madeira cane-juice rum wears its wine cask openly, and most people here don't mind. Roasted notes, caramel and coconut fill in underneath, with the 53% alcohol tucked in well. The nose gets a lot of love; the palate lands thinner than you'd expect. A few catch a faint sulphuric note. Easy to sip, and a nice partner for cheese or chocolate.
The community says- Opulent nose
- Red fruit & port
- Keep in mind: Thin palate
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Port-cask cane-juice rum, big nose, thin palate Well-liked as an original, approachable Madeira pour — the port cask carries it and the alcohol sits well. If you want a fuller body, the palate runs thin.
fans of wine-cask rum and cane-juice profiles
anyone wanting a full, long-lasting palate
Style & occasion: Mature & oakySipping neat
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Yes, if you're after bold, mature, oaky rums for sipping neat.
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What does the community say?
36 community reviews
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19 selected written reviews
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Review by Galli33
Most helpful positive review
#19th dec RumXCalendar Blind tasting: Nose: licorice, dark chocolate, coconut Mouth: caramel, coconut, roasted, dark chocolate, vanilla, barrel notes Finish: long, woody, roasted, barrel notes I enjoyed it, but couldn’t find any notes of the port wine cask :/ I think it should be from Antigua ca.60% 6 years of aging
Review by mto75
Most helpful mixed review
Extremely floral on the nose, the first thing that comes to mind is calendula ointment 😂 I can't smell port wine, more like sherry. On the palate spicy, and a play between malty sweetness and acidity, which also dominates the finish. Interesting stuff, but for a whole bottle of this, it would be too special for me...
Review by Tschusikowsky
Rum X Advent 19.12.22 I'm heading towards mid-aged Agricole. For me, many rather sweet notes come through. It seems rather thin to me and disappears very quickly in the mouth. Something between VSOP and XO. Martinique again? Something we haven't had yet - Dillon? N: Sugar, Crème Brûlée, pipe tobacco, young wood, grassy, dried fruits M: Honey, caramel, burnt, watery, spicy, subtly smoky F: Dry, wood, dried fruits, apricot kernel Edit: not blind the port wine comes through. An accessible yet complex rum. Overall it remains too thin. But it's still good.
Review by TheRhumhoe
A very affordable and tasty Madeira rum, offering traditional notes of red fruits and Port on the nose, as well as wood, caramel, spices, and brown sugar. The mouth is very smooth, focused on the same fruity and sweet notes, with a hint of espresso, slightly smoky/roasted, and a touch of acidity. The finish, a bit short, stays on similar notes. The alcohol is well integrated, offering a smooth, original rum with good complexity.
Review by Thunderbird
Day 19 RumX22: I hadn't had a Madeira in the glass yet... and have to say it's not my thing! I just don't like this port wine note.
Review by HenryL
RumX Advent calendar 19.12.
Review by RumTaTa
This rum leans towards Agricole in its characteristics. I'm still trying to warm up to this type of rum. Here, it actually works quite well. Overall, though, I miss complexity or a surprising note.
Review by Pierre Dilhan
So I don't yet have a very sharp palate to use technical terms. Nevertheless, the Madeira met the expectations I had when buying it. Very nice. Not aggressive on the nose with that typical woody note of wine casks. A little syrupy side, powerful but brief. Medium finish, I would have liked a taste that stays more pronounced in the mouth but that's my taste. You can clearly feel the fruit, like cherry, it's the Porto aging that had its effect. Very happy with this purchase.
Review by crazyforgoodbooze
Port wine definitely recognizable but not necessarily disturbing. I would be interested to know what kind of port it was, as it certainly wasn't a tawny cask. Lots of tannins, quite astringent, sour, roasted, and sulfurous. Alcohol well integrated. Overall, it doesn't quite suit my taste.
Review by Morgan Garet
Superb very fruity nose, with fine wood, spices, caramel. In short, all good stuff. The palate is rougher while remaining very pleasant. Roasted notes (coffee, cocoa, tobacco) dominate. The barrel is also present with beautiful spices and a winey side. As usual, a nice selection of barrels.
Review by Skyfly
RumX Advent Calendar 2022: once again a wine cask, but luckily the influence is limited. Red fruits are nicely perceptible. Besides that roasted aromas, wood and spices. Alcohol quite weak and finish medium.
Review by Christoph
The Madeira agricole notes stay more in the background and the port wine cask comes through clearly. But it is still at a level that is not "too much" yet. The rum is very easy to drink and tasty.
Review by Tropheus80
Rum X Advent calendar 19.12.
Review by Lot-NAS
A great and opulent nose, the palate is surprisingly thin but still very balanced.
Review by Wernie
A very nice representative of Madeira rums. Has everything that makes this type so unique. Port wine in all layers, plus a fine cask, nutty and slightly bitter in the finish. The alcohol is well integrated. Addendum: the more you drink, the more bitter it becomes in the finish, but that doesn’t make it worse.
Review by Christian Rudt
Interesting bottling from Madeira. Good to drink neat but probably unfolds its potential better in combination (cheese, chocolate).
Review by Tom Buteneers
RumXmas 2022, #19, blind: Made it in time. First second I was leaning towards Foursquare, but it’s indeed missing some coconut. It hasn’t had much time (duh), but for me so far honey and alcohol is most prominent. Needs some more air. Maybe Belize (Travellers) or some “higher ABV” Panama? Not getting the agricole notes so far. Would never have guessed Madeira, not in a million years :grin: unexpected for me that it’s sugar cane juice. For my taste, it’s rather sweet at the moment
Review by NoMorePants
Not super impressed. Not a bad rum. But it had two things that i disliked. Too sweet and a dash sulphuric which did not gel well with me.
Review by Pavel Ungr, RumRock
Vintage 2016, in a Madeira cask. With 7.8 out of 10 it is a good, though not exceptional rum.
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21 bottles logged by 18 collectors.
Both drunk and collected.
19% opened, 0 emptied.
What does Barikenn Engenho Novo Madeira 2016 cost?
Community paid 77–90 €.
Current best price: 79.00 € – within the typical community range.
Purchase prices reported by members, not a shop price. Avg. 88 €. Full price & collection history in RX+ ›
21 purchased · 37 tasted · 5 wishlist · as of
Details about Barikenn Engenho Novo Madeira 2016
A Column Still Rum from Madeira, bottled by Barikenn, at 53,4%.
About the Engenho Novo distillery
The Engenho Novo distillery is located in Madeira. Rums from Engenho Novo have been reviewed 139 times with an average of 7.9/10.
To Engenho Novo ›Read on in the RumX Guide
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