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Enmore Kill Devil 1992
The surprise here is how dark and savoury this gets: cedar cigar box, coffee, licorice and prunes, with a "goût de rôti" roasted-meat edge some tasters flag. It's the classic Enmore Versailles wooden-still profile — dry, tannic, a touch bitter. The recurring gripe: at 46% it feels dialed down, and several wish it were cask strength to fully open up.
The community says- Roasted Versailles profile
- Long dry finish
- But: Feels diluted at 46%
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How does Enmore Kill Devil 1992 taste?
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Roasted, woody Enmore held back by 46% Most love the smoky, roasted Versailles character and long dry finish. The steady complaint: 46% tames it, so it reads a little thin for 25 years — good, not the great it could be.
Fans of dark, roasted Versailles/Demerara rums
People who want sweet, easy sippers or full cask-strength punch
Style & occasion: Mature & oakySipping neat
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Positive from 8.0 · Mixed 6.0–7.9 · Critical below 6.0
Review by cigares
Most helpful positive review
This rum perfumes the room when poured. Cedar wood (cigar box) dominates the nose, but bergamot and prunes are not far off. A real taste of roast completes this atypical nose. The palate is initially almost entirely woody (cedar), with prune, dried fruit, licorice and a hint of cooled roast fat on the finish. Astonishing! The finish is long and citrus reappears at the very end. Phew! The empty glass is complex and much more balanced than the mouth. A highly aromatic and far from uninteresting rum, but dominated by an expression of wood that's too monolithic for my taste, especially on the finish. Empty glass, leather is also present. Less interesting than its brother RX464.
Review by Nils123
Most helpful mixed review
The nose is quite good, but unfortunately it falls off in taste. Not particularly complex, for the age you could expect more, and also a bit thin. You can't get more out of it with water than more roast aromas.
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
09.09.2025 Retasting and I still find it pretty ok. --------------- 20.08.2021 Sitting at home with some samples. Notes Medium to dark in colour. Nose Wood, light roasted, apple, light leather, dried fruit, faint caramel, faint coffee. Palate Oily, wood, light chocolate, raisin, plum, light banana, light coffee, faint floral, vanilla, light leather. Finish Medium to long, wood, roasted, raisin, prunes, light coffee, faint chocolate.
Review by Joachim Guger
Beautiful, warm demerara profile. Very balanced. Plenty of tannin in the mouth, good drinking strength. There may be more powerful, complex and exciting continental aged Demeraras, but this one gets the Versailles flavor profile spot on while being very drinkable.
Review by Serge
Continental Demerara with a really nice Versailles profile: lots of fruit and intense flavor on the typical markers despite a low ABV. The bitterness is also very restrained compared to other old Versailles. I like it very much.
Review by LukaŽiga
8,7:On the nose, roasted wood notes like chocolate, leather, roasted nuts, spicy with anise, prunes, sour cherry, peaches, bergamot, dried apricots, raisins, molasses with black tea, bump into our nosetrils. On aeration, molasses is thick with soy sauce, floral with rose, hay-ish, bourbon barrel impact is obvious, smoky and medicinal touch, new fruits arise like currants, black berry, some of the fruits are overripe, fermented, dairy hints join, some caramel and coffee. 8,7:On the palate, the attack is fruity with prunes, dried apricots, raisins, banana and orange, molasses is thick, candied, dark with licorice, herbaceous, vegetal with sap, earthy with cigar tobacco, mineral, flowery with rose, as the wood is roasted with leather, dark chocolate, oily, spicy with allspice, balanced. 8,6:The finish is long, dry&tannic, with roasted wood notes like burnt sugar, caramelized, dark chocolate, pecans, peppery, smoky, pairing dark, thick molasses with licorice, black tea, herbaceous, earthy with cigar tobacco, fruits like prunes, orange, metallic patina. Edit:29.9.26
Review by Timo Groeger
Quite a nice rum, but I can't fully convince myself right now. Very roasty on the nose, coffee is clearly recognizable. On the palate it remains roasty, but you can also detect tobacco, leather, and dark chocolate.
Review by Basti
Very tasty and palatable Enmore, which is almost a little too palatable due to the reduction, but still not watery. The typical markers are present. Predominantly roasted aromas, licorice, leather, spices, wood, light herbs. A successful bottling.
Review by Leo Krüper
An excellent Enmore Versailles, which unfortunately is somewhat held back from a top rating by dilution.
Review by w00tAN
Nice piece. The nose is quite fruity for its age but the spice dominates followed by roasted and woody notes. The palate is equally spicy and quite herbal
Review by Johannes
I just really like the Versailles profile! This one is nicely balanced, tending towards the slightly bitter side. Still enough dark fruity notes but with molasses, caramel, tobacco and tannins.
Review by Boletus
The depicted aroma landscape is really a feast for the eyes. However, the overall work can only unfold to a very limited extent due to the dilution to 46%, and unfortunately you only get a preview of what kind of Guyana bomb could have been created here with a cask-strength bottling.
Review by Manuel
Very typical profile of a Guyana rum. Relatively dark brown color in the glass. Very fruity but woody notes on the nose. The finish is rather medium-long, very light sweetness in the aftertaste. A very solid rum.
Review by Winetrader
Kill Devil Single Cask Rum 46% is extremely good, it's long, drinkable and makes you want to try this magnificent rum again very quickly! It's really delicious. The nose is very interesting and complex, it's a Rum that doesn't burn the palate.
Review by Rhum Mirror 🇧🇪
🥃 Kill Devil Enmore 1992 – 46% This molasses rum was born in 1992 in the famous wooden Versailles still, then installed at the Enmore distillery, now gone. After 25 years of aging in American oak ex-bourbon barrels, under continental climate, it was bottled in 2017 by Hunter Laing in its Kill Devil range, with only 347 bottles (46%). 👉 A little historical note: the Versailles distillery closed its doors in 1978 and its still was transferred to Enmore, then to Uitvlugt (1995), before joining Diamond in 1999, today the last distillery in Guyana. A real traveler, this wooden still! Visually, the rum shows a dark mahogany robe, well marked – there was some saucing! Nose: powerful, smoky and toasted, with notes of caramelized molasses, coffee, roasted nuts. A gingerbread side lifted by a hint of lemon. Complex and intriguing. Palate: concentrated on licorice and prune, with bitter coffee, empyreumatic notes, and caramel that softens the whole. Finish: very long, on spices and burnt wood. A palate much more striking than the nose suggested. The balance is remarkable. Fans of dark and intense VSG will find themselves perfectly here (personally, I always have a bit more trouble with Versailles).
Review by Claes Nilsson
Full body, rich, 20+ in the barrel is both in the nose and in the mouth, dark and strong and yummy, really nice
Review by Cédric Meyers
Aniseed on the finish
Review by SuppenHuhn
The rum clearly lacks strength. Barrel strength would do it good. Slight bitterness ruins the picture a little for me. I had hoped for more. It lacks character and depth. However, I do like the slight freshness it brings. All in all, not a candidate for a large bottle for me
Review by Michael Zörer
Intense rum, dense, heavy, mature, woody. Somewhat bitter, definitely not a flatterer. Lies oily in the glass, the 46% fits me well here. Mature rum, demanding, wants to be enjoyed slowly.
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Expert review by The Dunder Hut
A nice dram that for me really loses complexity in the watering down to 46 abv. Not much in the sense of flaws but still something where I just wish for a few more percent, but even cask strength just more
Community shelf
17 bottles logged by 13 collectors.
A drinker's rum.
41% opened, 5 emptied.
What did the community pay for Enmore Kill Devil 1992?
Community paid 140–200 €.
Purchase prices reported by members, not a shop price. Avg. 171 €. Full price & collection history in RX+ ›
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Details about Enmore Kill Devil 1992
A rum from Guyana, bottled by Hunter Laing, at 46%.
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