
Chairman's Reserve Master's selection (Romhatten #4) 2011
Sip it neat and the 59% hides almost too well — this drinks creamy and rounded, more praline shop than cane field. Butterscotch, marzipan and dark chocolate lead, with dried dates, a floral-vegetal edge and toasted oak underneath. Most tasters are pleasantly caught off guard: it reads soft and gourmand, closer to a Spanish-style rum than the agricole its cane-juice roots suggest. The alcohol turns up late on the finish.
The community says- Praline-marzipan nose
- Creamy soft body
- But: Hot on finish
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How does Chairman's Reserve Master's selection (Romhatten #4) 2011 taste?
Aggregated from 25 community reviews.
Creamy, dessert-leaning Saint Lucia cane-juice rum Almost everyone finds it a delicious, unexpectedly soft surprise — pastry and chocolate over its cane-juice base. The one recurring gripe: alcohol integration slips a bit on the finish.
fans of gourmand, pastry-forward pot-still rum
those wanting classic grassy agricole punch
Style & occasion: Mature & oakySipping neat
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25 community reviews
11 selected write-ups on this page, all of them in the RumX app
Top 16% of Saint Lucia rumsTop 15% at Saint Lucia Distillers
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Positive from 8.0 · Mixed 6.0–7.9 · Critical below 6.0
Review by SaibotZtar
Most helpful positive review
Fruity, chocolatey nose ... Oily in the mouth ... Agricole character Floral floral comes through very well. In the mouth ...first sweet and fruity then bitter and astringent. Nose much better than the palate.
Review by Johannes
Most helpful mixed review
Compared to some chairman's different, fruity, seems like a young Agricole, alcohol not well integrated, unfortunately has to join at the end.
Review by Thunderbird
A fruit bomb of sweet and sour cherries on the nose, with a little butterscotch... I like it. On the palate, marzipan and cookie dough at first, followed by pecan, chocolate, something slightly roasted with espresso! This continues almost seamlessly in the finish...followed later by some dried fruit. A solid, very good Saint Lucia
Review by Tim
A surprising experience! I would have classified this rum more as a column still. Very soft and harmonious notes that result in a delicious (Spanish) rum. Often reminiscent of pralines and sweets, as well as dough on the nose and finish.
Review by Michael Schillheim
For me, this is another good representative of the medium-aged Chairman's. Light agricole notes, marzipan, chocolate praline and some fruit on the nose. Sweet creaminess and vegetal notes on the palate. It loses a few points in the finish due to an alcoholic note. If it weren't for this, it would be an 8.8 points for light, but in the end it is a very good 8.6 points.
Review by TheRhumhoe
A delicious and formidable profile that differs from what can be done in traditional rum. The nose is particularly heavy on pastry notes, with praline, butter caramel, and marzipan offering a nice show of indulgence. The dried fruits (dates, raisins) join the slightly roasted wood and spices to slightly sharpen this very rounded profile. A vegetal streak adds a bit of complexity. An accessible and pleasant profile to the nose. The palate profile is very smooth, dominated by rather elegant spices (chili, pepper, vanilla), notes of chocolate, butter, caramel, and pastry. Toasted wood and dried fruits are just behind to accentuate the roundness of the profile. The vegetal side is even more subtle here. The profile is creamy, generous, and very drinkable, which is very deceptive when you know the alcohol strength. The finish is long, elegant, and more focused on tea and herbs. Wood and spices remain present with chocolate, but espresso notes spice up the end of the palate and give more character. You still feel an approach of praline and honey that gently finishes the show. Saint Lucia shows with this cuvée that you can make an indulgent rum with character.
Review by primus
Friendly, nutty marzipan on the nose, dried fruit of course. A bit of Gugelhupf. On the palate, the depth of the wood, plus some raspberry and raisin. The raspberry then lingers in the aftertaste. Pretty cool!
Review by Stefan L
260517: Got to taste this again from Timpa. I like it a lot.
Review by Alex Kunath
Taste a menthol bomb! Very different from all Chairman's that I have tried before!
Review by Mentalo
Floral notes alternate with light sweetness and nutty notes. Menthol notes in the finish. Solid bottling
Review by Buddudharma
Interesting variant, noticeably different in profile to the molasses rums. Not 100% convincing overall, and the alcohol integration could be better. Nevertheless, an exciting experiment.
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Expert review by The Dunder Hut
St. Lucia World Cup Tasting Initially a strong aniseed note and a few fresh herbs, the rum comes slowly from the background More restrained on the palate than on the nose, but hay and fresh apple and always poorly integrated alcohol Blind, I probably wouldn't have said rum. Unfortunately really a bit disappointing.
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8 bottles logged by 5 collectors.
Both drunk and collected.
25% opened, 0 emptied.
8 purchased · 26 tasted · 4 wishlist · as of
Details about Chairman's Reserve Master's selection (Romhatten #4) 2011
A Pot Still Rum from Saint Lucia, distilled by Saint Lucia Distillers, at 59,1%.
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