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CoR Uitvlugt Guyana No. 7 1991
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Guyana geeks who chase old Port Mourant will feel at home here, though this one breaks the mould a bit. Marzipan is the surprise star — stone-fruit sweetness alongside cocoa, black tea, licorice and dry French-oak. Notably less bitter and less molasses-heavy than the mark usually runs. At 68.7% it's hot and punchy; a few drops of water bring it down to sipping ease.
The community says- Marzipan surprise
- Low bitterness
- Keep in mind: Hot at 68.7%
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Rounded, marzipan-led Port Mourant at cask strength Members rate it a very good, unusually rounded Uitvlugt — most love the marzipan and low bitterness. The recurring catch: alcohol isn't perfectly integrated, and a couple find it just hot.
Aroma profileGuyana and old Port Mourant fans
anyone put off by high-proof heat
Style & occasion: Mature & oakySipping neat
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43 community reviews
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Review by Stefan Persson
Most helpful positive review
Got this sample for free from RumX. This rum comes from the since year 2000 closed Uitvlugt Distillery and the Port Mourant Double Wooden Pot Still which today is moved to the Diamond Distillery, the only distillery in Guyana nowadays. It was distilled in 1991 and was first tropical aged for 10 years in an former bourbon barrel whereafter it was continentally aged for 19 years in an ex- French oak Cask. Finally it was bottled in 2022 in 277 bottles at 68,7%. Overall an elegant, bittersweet and surprisingly round rum for its high ABV.
Review by Jakub Hrubý
Most helpful mixed review
Too strong.
Review by RumTaTa
Second tasting: Uiuiui is the sharp on the palate, no wonder at almost 70%!But convinced me no longer so, since I know better Uitvlugt Rums(-2)Very interesting nose, similar to cherry liqueur and quite closed. On the palate very intense with a nice marzipan note, cocoa and barrel notes.The finish harmonizes with the impression on the palate and is not too bitter.Good intensity without being too bitter or woody. I like very much.
Review by cigares
Whisky Live Paris 2025. A nice woody nose but not excessive, prunes, lots of prunes. A little spicy, herbal touch and red fruits. The palate is darker, only the prune stands out among the fruits from the nose. The wood is significant but finely integrated. A spicy note develops at the end of the palate. The finish is long, elegant, and well-balanced.
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
#4186 This is a really nicely balanced and naturally sweet rum with good ABV integration. I like the mix of fruits with the wood and light roasted notes. Draws really nice curtains in the glass. The empty glass is nice and has some marzipan and earthy notes to it.
Review by TheRhumhoe
A Uitvlugt / Port Mourant in raw strength. The nose is dominated by spices (chilli, vanilla), but with a strong cask influence and notes of coffee and chocolate. Aromatic herbs try to make inroads with caramel and dried fruit, but alcohol vapors are not far behind. The nose is dry, surprisingly pleasant, light and round. The palate brings the fruit to the brink of extinction, while dark Guyana notes reign supreme. It's salty, spicy, cocoa-like, woody, bitter, with licorice and aniseed as heavy artillery. Tea recalls a few herbal notes, but it's the marzipan that surprises and resists the rest of the profile with its sugary sweetness. The profile remains intense, very powerful with alcohol, which is nevertheless not all that badly integrated. The finish prolongs this dry, warm, woody, spicy, roasted and cocoa-like character for a long time. Caramel and burnt sugar still add a slight roundness, while tea and dried fruit enrich the aromatic spectrum. A demanding but well-mastered rum that requires a little patience and practice to be fully appreciated.
Review by Serge
Haven't tasted an infinite number yet, but this Port Mourant is like none I've had so far. Marzipan stone fruit notes like a very good bourbon in the nose and on the palate. Licorice and other typical markers rather far in the background and the tea in the finish is hardly bitter. I like it very much. Super accessible.
Review by Thunderbird
A very good bottling, but for me personally not expressive enough for the price
Review by DomM
The cognac cask adds some additional fruity notes and roundness on the nose which works pretty well to balance the woody notes from its long maturation. Nice intensity on the palate given some extra ABV in this bottling. However, alcohol integration is not 100% satisfactory. I still like the bottling - nice touch from the cask.
Review by Lukas Jäger
Tasted on the 12th GRF: Great KFM, somewhat atypical since very little bitterness - but I like that! Molasses yes, but not in the extreme as one is accustomed to this Mark! For me personally the best KFM, but that's my personal taste!
Review by FabiDram
Diluted with water to about 55%, it is pleasant to drink.
Review by Rodolphe
Hard to evaluate this kind of rum that's impressive on paper at a tasting where you go from one to the next. It's an old dying port for sure (and it even says so on the bottle 😉). It's good and very well made. But for me, it's not a rum I fall in love with or even a "wow".
Review by Andi
The alcoholic force prevails in the first moment, then come chocolate / cocoa notes, wood and marzipan nuances.
Review by Olivier Raynaut
This is a delicious rum, quite subtle. I expected probably more from a 1991 Uitvlugt but it is quite a remarkable delicacy. The 68.7% gives quite the punch and pepper spices in the palate, otherwise it's mostly a pastry with custard for me, both in the nose and the palate. The finish is quite long with some licorice after taste for me. I'd recommend trying, although not sure I'd recommend buying. But to each their own 😉
Review by Christoph
We are currently discussing whether the corpse in the cellar is already too rotten or whether it is a really cool mummy wrapped in cardboard.
Review by Mentalo
Lots of marzipan on the palate, pleasant woody note. A black tea note on the finish. Generally rather little bitterness. This is quite harmonious, but the alcohol is not particularly well integrated.
Review by Rhum Mirror 🇧🇪
🥈 Category Very Good: Uitvlugt 1991 – 68.7% Port Mourant distilled in 1991, this rum shows 30 years of age. After a little over 10 years in ex-bourbon casks, it spent 19 years in a French oak barrel, for a fully continental aging. Result: a nice intensity, without excess bitterness or wood. I like it a lot — and good, because I have a bottle in the cellar!
Review by Rhumakase
One of my first Guyanas. The nose is very complex, the aromatic signature blended, atypical for me, with notes of exotic fruits mixed with pepper, roasting, a bit honeyed, but exuberant and so hard and pleasant to decipher. The palate surprises again with an elegant, blended aromatic structure, revealing a ripe and luscious tropical fruit, complex aging notes supporting the fruit, spices, camphor. The tasting lost me because of the complexity and the particular aromatic signature of this rum, but it's the kind of tasting where you're happy to get lost and let yourself be carried away. Very good.
Review by Han
Yeah yeah, the first sniff makes you happy (even if it is still pungent in the nose at first). A little cardboard is joined by herbal black tea notes. Taste: very strong, herbal, tea-like and surprisingly sweet. A little musty. Overall, the taste cannot keep up with the smell.
Review by Kieron Wood
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CoR Uitvlugt Guyana No. 7 1991 at live auctions
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15 bottles logged by 13 collectors.
A collector's bottle.
13% opened, 0 emptied.
What does CoR Uitvlugt Guyana No. 7 1991 cost?
Community paid 185–310 €.
Current best price: 375.00 € – above the typical community range.
Purchase prices reported by members, not a shop price. Avg. 218 €. Price history with 19 auction results in RX+ ›
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Details about CoR Uitvlugt Guyana No. 7 1991
A Pot Still Rum from Guyana, bottled by The Colours of Rum, at 68,7%.
Uitvlugt closed in 1999. Why is the name still on bottles? The RumX guide ›
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