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TBRC Secret Distillery #6
Coconut, vanilla and caramel lead here, with a swipe of varnish and glue on the nose and a bourbony, tropical-fruit palate. It's a young-tasting 13-year El Salvador column rum at cask strength, yet the alcohol sits surprisingly well hidden. Several tasters found it a touch sweet and simple; one called it almost a "Vanillin Backzusatz" (vanilla baking additive). Pleasant and easygoing.
The community says- Well-hidden 57.8% ABV
- Coconut and vanilla
- But: Reads a bit sweet
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How does TBRC Secret Distillery #6 taste?
Summarized by AI from community reviews.
Easy vanilla-coconut sipper, leans sweet and young Most enjoy this as an easy, vanilla-and-coconut sipper with well-hidden strength, but a few find it too sweet, young and heavy on the column-still vanilla. Works well as a mixer.
People who like soft, vanilla-forward Central American rums and don't mind a sweeter profile
Anyone wanting a dry, complex or funky rum
Style & occasion: Mature & oakySipping neatCocktails & mixing
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17 community reviews
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Positive from 8.0 · Mixed 6.0–7.9 · Critical below 6.0
Review by zabo
Most helpful positive review
Edit: tried it as a blender and what can I say for 40€ in the sale a no-brainer! If I had bought up all the bottles Discovered it by chance in the sale at Whisky-maniac and decided that it could be something for an underdog split. I've never had anything from Salvador in my glass, so there's no comparison. Conclusion but for me a good bargain. You can't complain for €39.90. Better than expected.
Review by Banana Joe
Most helpful mixed review
I lost my El Salvador virginity with it. What can I say, typical representative from Central America, lots of vanilla, coconut and caramel. Could also be used as a vanillin baking additive. Alcohol surprisingly well integrated, top PLV. But too sweet for me personally, certainly interesting as a mixer for one or two cocktails, I don't need a whole bottle of it neat.
Review by LukaŽiga
8,5:On the nose, we get a typical English rum style, with coconut, vanilla, caramel, butterscotch, minimal sweet spices and some varnish.When we air it, nice, sweet and gourmand profile comes out with toasted wood, yellow fruits, caramelized confectionery, baking spices, floral notes, dried fruits, nuts and toffee. At last, chocolate! Nice indeed 🙂👍.Round and balanced. 8:On the palate, the attack is bourbony, with yellow fruits, sweetness is quite strong at first glance with caramelized candied fruits and brown sugar. Some sort of fruit schnapps is felt more and more strongly with perfume, Rose water and some floral notes.The profile is a bit alcoholic. The palate becomes a bit bitter and dry. After a while, we get roasted notes with mocha, nuts and dried fruits. Less rounded now. 8:The finish is medium, toasted, roasted and caramelized, a bit fruity, dry, acidic...
Review by Johannes
Lots of vanillin, most likely from a fresh oak barrel. Too much column for me personally. Alcohol could be a little better integrated.
Review by Timo Groeger
This rum is also quite good. The nose is predominantly battery, you can also smell varnish. On the palate it is mainly wood, but leather and nuts are also recognizable. The alcohol is really well integrated and barely noticeable. Delicious.
Review by Jan Lu
Very slightly pleasant. I would not have guessed the relatively high ABV blind. In my view, a very good characteristic. If you like it a little sweeter, this is a good choice. All in all, a well-rounded thing. I like it.
Review by Wernie
It doesn't burst with aromas, above all hovers a caramel sweetness that soon cannot be of natural origin. Towards the finish, a bit of spice and roasted aromas come in. A light, stress-free pleasure. 😀
Review by Martin Spooner
Nice nose with citrus fruits, varnish, and a hint of glue. Maybe a bit herbal. The taste is more vanilla with nuts. Slightly smoky. Also in the finish rather vanilla. Very pleasant rum. Adjusted slightly upwards in the night tasting.
Review by Maxime Clr 🇫🇷
A nice bottle, but the alcohol needs to be better integrated. You can smell the bourbon and the tropical fruit.
Review by gacasti
Super silky, fruity, caramel, and vanilla fudge. Banana, a light ester, glue, pineapple. A bit young in the taste, but exciting. A few drops of water warms up the experience and rounds the flavour to a pleasant tropical mouthful. Enjoy!
Review by Thomas Renoud
My first rum from El Salvador. Nose : a bit alcoholic but doesn't burn either, Coco, vanilla, Belize style. Mouth : much more alcoholic, vegetal, minty, fresh, young Final : medium, vegetal, astringent, not a big fan
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8 bottles logged by 6 collectors.
A drinker's rum.
50% opened, 4 emptied.
What does TBRC Secret Distillery #6 cost?
Avg. community purchase price 57 €.
What members paid for this bottle, self-reported. Not a market value — the purchases are over three years old at the median and unverified.
Current best price: 70.80 €.
8 purchased · 17 tasted · 4 wishlist · as of
Details about TBRC Secret Distillery #6
A rum from El Salvador, bottled by That Boutique-Y Rum Company, at 57,8%.
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