Thompson Bros. Worthy Park Pot Distilled Jamaican Rum JMWP 2008

Review by Timo Groeger

Most helpful positive review

Timo Groeger

Nov 20253,327 reviewsGermany

8.1/10

And there's a proper Worthy Park as well :) First of all, it's typical Jamaica with its tropical fruits like especially banana and pineapple. Otherwise, it's also quite nutty and nicely spicy.

Review by Boletus

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Boletus

Oct 2025452 reviewsGermany

7.9/10

This was probably a WPL, because in terms of esters, it's a very tame Jamaica rum. The typical Worthy Park banana notes are of course present, but here they get a fruity pome fruit addition through apple and pear. Otherwise, decent caramel, vanilla, and a bit of green hazelnut. The result is tasty and really easy to drink, but there's nothing particularly memorable about it.

Review by LukaŽiga

LukaŽiga

Dec 20251,532 reviewsSlovenia

8.6/10

8,6:On the nose, tropical fruits with banana, pineapple and pear, oak, roasted, with nuts, cream toffee, dark chocolate, malt, spicy, flowery, grassy molasses and metallic patina, bump into our nosetrils. On aeration, the rum is creamy, tempting with butterscotch, vanilla, pastry, cookie dough, some dried fruits arise, allspice, the molasses is herbaceous, slightly dark with black tea, perhaps rubber is obvious. 8,6:On the palate, the attack is fruity with tropical fruits like banana and pineapple, pear, later apple and pineapple, creamy, sweet with roasted oak and cream toffee, nuts, some cream, fruitcake, spicy, as the molasses is vegetal, briny, fresh, herbaceous, slightly dark with black tea and when the rum is oxidized, menthol pops up. 8,5:The finish is long, dry and slightly tannic, the oak is toasted with toffee, nutty, butterscotch, spicy with ginger, smoky with crunchy bread, salty, fruity with banana, apple, dried fruits and the molasses is grassy with hay, vegetal with black tea, also chamomile notes come out..