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Rock & Rhum Diamond Versailles Still MDXC 2004
Sipped slowly at cask strength, this is unmistakably old Guyana — heavy on wood, with glue, leather, coffee and a dusty pencil-lead note that tasters use to spot a Versailles blind. Underneath sits caramel, licorice and dark chocolate, drying out sharply toward a long, faintly metallic finish. Most find the alcohol well integrated for 55.8%. Herbal and bitter more than sweet.
The community says- Classic Versailles wood
- Well-integrated alcohol
- Keep in mind: Metallic edge
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Heavy, woody old Guyana for slow evenings Most rate it a proper old-Guyana experience — woody, herbal and bone-dry with real character. A few find the cask a touch bitter or metallic, but well liked overall.
Aroma profilefans of heavy, woody Demerara profiles
anyone wanting sweet or easy-going rum
Style & occasion: Mature & oakySipping neat
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48 community reviews
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Review by zabo
Most helpful positive review
Edit: Tasted three different Versailles together with DomM. The highlight of the evening after the disappointing Velier Beenleighs and La Favorit. All three were very good, although in retrospect the Rum&Rock, which I had given an 8.5 at the time, was more herbal, with a profile similar to the 91 KFM. I find the TWCC and Cave Guildive more typical. But all three were very good and saved the evening. In contrast to the RX9406 I had in my glass before, this is a typical Guyana representative. The profile is slowly picking me up more and more each time. This one is more on the woody and herbal side. The alcohol is well integrated and I find it very drinkable.
Review by Jakob
Most helpful mixed review
Unfortunately, the Diamond from the 2004 vintage is not able to completely win me over. Rich caramel sweetness and wood on the one hand, plus a somewhat irritating metallic note and tart aromas reminiscent of the PM profile - not entirely convincing for me despite the existing aromatic complexity.
Review by Tschusikowsky
Very dark story the whole thing. Lots of spices, especially in the mouth. Strong molasses on the nose with roasted, leathery notes. In the mouth cardamom, nutmeg, ginger, coffee, Maggi, wood and glue. It has a caramel flan finish with herbs. Mega dry. Only here do earthy, pencil flavors come through, which would lead me blindly to a Versailles. A fine thing, but unfortunately the alcohol is not on top. Otherwise it would be even better.
Review by Vincent D
A very woody nose. A hint of sweetness and caramel. A hint of strange soap. Same sensation on the palate. Very warm and woody. A double sensation, heavy and greedy at the same time. Caramel, licorice. Almost like a bourbon (very woody). A bitter finish. Finishes with a hint of spice and light pepper. Leather and earthiness. And good length. This rum could have been crushed by the wood. It's very woody, but greedy and pleasant. Very cool.
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
#7319 17.09.2026 Running a few more samples while listening to Daily Mix 05 on Spotify. A very nice rum with a nice price tag at release. Profile with industrial notes, fruits, herbs, licorice, spice, molasses, tobacco, leather, chocolate, caramel, mint, copper and a warm palate.
Review by Johannes
The 2004 vintage is not my favorite. Too much licorice, molasses and herbs.
Review by Djehey
Edit: the oxidation has added quite a bit of smoke and burnt notes, making the Profile less attractive... Well-recognized Versailles profile. Aged but continental: little bitterness, so easy to enjoy. The alcohol is fairly well integrated. A creamy, vanilla side reminds one of custard. The plum is more in the background.
Review by TheJackDrop
First nose clearly more woody, varnish. It smells like old Guyana, but some citrus and vegetal notes bring a certain freshness. Very nice at first glance. With aeration come caramel, dark chocolate, port notes, and white pepper. The heavy Guyana asserts itself little by little. On the palate, it's silky, elegant, but still lively thanks to a slight acidity at the start of the palate. We have a nice ensemble of dried fruits, but also a slight solvent, woody, varnish side. The heat is noticeable, and the finish marked by a metallic note straight on the palate. In length, salty notes and the bitterness of a nice espresso settle in, which would surely have been a bit too heavy if a nice menthol freshness did not lighten the whole. Really top! Character, duality & nobility. A great nose, a beautiful palate, an enchanting finish! I like everything, and at this price... BINGO!
Review by Filip Šikula
Well, this is a beautiful piece of wood lightly soaked in rum. It smells of wood, glue and a hint of what you might call soap. On the palate goes the first intense expression of barrel, wood and leather. It pearls pleasantly in the mouth and the finish is tremendously long. Lovely.
Review by Pavel Spacek
If you want to feel the right Damond/Versailles rum, this is the one you should try. (Unfortunately Diamond is not my best rum profile, so just bellow 8/10 rating).
Review by Maxime Clr 🇫🇷
Very very good even if too soapy. Coffee, caramel, wood, dried fruits.
Review by Stijn Zino
Rhumtour 2025 Very roasted nose. Solid rum with nice dark, creamy and vanille flavours. For me a rather short finish. But what's not to like?
Review by Cédric Meyers
Very round, pleasant both on the nose and in the mouth.
Review by Richard Krupa
The predominance of herbs, and in the taste at first bitterness, which quickly passes and the aftertaste is mild. And the colour!
Review by Anubis_CZ
A real experience – heavy, woody rum with nobility. Aroma of caramel, cocoa and spices, taste dense, a bit oaky, but beautifully balanced. It’s no lemonade – more a rum for a slow evening and a big one sitting by the fireplace to warm up.
Review by Léo Delek
The dust/plaster I often find on Guyana takes up too much space
Review by Adrien B
N candied fruit, metal, roasted freshness B
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Expert review by The Dunder Hut
What a strange 2004 bottling, liquorice and herbs and a deadbeat cask.
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31 bottles logged by 23 collectors.
Both drunk and collected.
32% opened, 5 emptied.
What does Rock & Rhum Diamond Versailles Still MDXC 2004 cost?
Community paid 94–116 €.
Current best price: 135.00 € – above the typical community range.
Purchase prices reported by members, not a shop price. Avg. 107 €. Full price & collection history in RX+ ›
31 purchased · 48 tasted · 17 wishlist · as of
Details about Rock & Rhum Diamond Versailles Still MDXC 2004
A Column Still Rum from Guyana, bottled by Rock & Rhum, at 55,8%.
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