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CoR Foursquare Barbados No. 18 2010
"Not near Foursquare's own bottlings," as one taster put it — and that's the honest read here. Expect bourbon, vanilla, toffee and burnt sugar on a light body, with the 61% alcohol sitting more forward than integrated. Several found it close to the No. 17 and a bit flat for the distillery. Fans of ex-bourbon Barbados profiles will get what they want; others may find it plain.
The community says- Classic Foursquare bourbon notes
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- Keep in mind: Hot, alcohol-forward
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How does CoR Foursquare Barbados No. 18 2010 taste?
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Hot, bourbon-vanilla Foursquare, a touch plain Divides Foursquare fans: some enjoy the easy bourbon-vanilla profile, but many call it plain, alcoholic and barely different from No. 17, weaker than Foursquare's regular bottlings.
Foursquare fans who like ex-bourbon vanilla-and-oak profiles at full strength
Anyone wanting complexity or bothered by raw, unintegrated alcohol
Style & occasion: Mature & oakySipping neat
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23 community reviews
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Review by RumTaTa
The nose is very bourbon-heavy, small wonder - the rum matured 5 years in a bourbon barrel. From the other 5 years in the whiskey barrel is not much to feel - was obviously not an Islay whiskey.On the palate very similar. A certain intensity is there due to the approx. 61% alcohol but unfortunately not many flavors are transported besides bourbon, vanilla and roasted notes.Overall ok but for Foursquare pale, alcoholic and even less representative than No 17 (probably because of the storage in the whiskey barrel, which rarely suits me).Practically without significant difference to Barbados No. 17.One more note on the storage in the whiskey barrel: What prevents the bottler to disclose in what kind of barrel the rum was stored for the last 5 years? Please complete transparency!
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
10.02.2023 A nice CoR tasting with a good friend. Colour Light in colour. Nose Light wood, faint roasted, alcoholic, fruits, spice, faint chocolate, faint floral. Palate Warm, light wood, alcoholic, fruits, faint citrus, light pineapple, spice, light chocolate, light bourbon. Finish Medium to long, light wood, light roasted, spice, warm, spice, faint chocolate, fruits. The ABV is not that well integrated even when rested for a good while.
Review by Stefan Persson
Got this sample for free from RumX. It’s a mix of column and pot still distilled rum that’s aged for 11 years, first for 5 years tropical and then 6 years continental. It has spent 5 years in an ex-bourbon barrel and 5 years in an ex-whisky barrel. Finally it was bottled in 259 bottles at 61,1%. Overall an OK rum, but with too strong alcoholic taste, that’s not near Foursquare’s own bottlings.
Review by Pavel Spacek
Foursquare is a distillery from Barbados producing amazing rums for everyday sipping. It's a rum especially appreciated by rum lovers who are fed up with sugar and looking for a smooth, sweet rum full of coconut, vanilla, chocolate and caramel. Simply pleasant and not aggressive flavors.
Review by Han
Is this actually a sister cask of No 17? Smells very similar, a little less cheesy. Taste very sweet and initially sharply alcoholic. Also in the finish remains a burning sweetness and connects with cardboard.
Review by Serge
After the Plenipotenzario from the advent calendar, I thought: Ha, Foursquare can actually taste good. This one reinforces my old prejudices and offers the usual boring profile with coconut, bourbon, vanilla and alcohol. I'd prefer a (good) bourbon. Certainly interesting for FS lovers but rather meaningless for me. Scores slightly better than the No 17 tasted in parallel.
Review by DomM
Nose goes to orange (No 18) versus blue (No 17). Palate the other way round. Both significantly below the regular 2010 ECS, however.
Review by Christoph
Blind, I would have said less proof than the Ed. 17 on the nose. Otherwise very similar profile. Stronger in the finish.
Review by Mateusz
Not at all as similar to Foursquare 2009 as I thought, but very good one!
Review by Andi
Very alcoholic, a bit of wood, light vanilla.
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50% opened, 0 emptied.
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Current best price: 109.95 €.
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Details about CoR Foursquare Barbados No. 18 2010
A Pot & Column Still Rum from Barbados, bottled by The Colours of Rum, at 61,1%.
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