Aroma visualization from community tastings
Precious Liquors Diamond 100 Aspects of the Moon #2 PM 2001
Tell me when it gets cheaper
Tell me when it's back in stock
Price alert in the RumX app
Open in the app
Got the app? Open this bottle
Opens this rum in the RumX app
Apple is the giveaway here — baked apple and pear run right through the nose, more than you'd expect from a 22-year Diamond. Underneath sits the classic burnt-sugar, licorice and molasses of a Port Mourant pot still, with roasted wood, black tea and a whiff of rubber. The body reads a touch thin, and a few tasters found the alcohol a little sharp for the age.
The community says- Burnt-sugar PM core
- Baked apple & pear
- Keep in mind: Light body
Offers & prices
View price history
Returns & cancellation Secure payment Sold by Rum Stylez
- Secure payment. You pay via RumX with PayPal, Klarna or card. Your payment data is encrypted and we never store your full card details.
- Clear seller. Sold and shipped directly by the partner shop. And you're never on your own: RumX handles support and communication with the shop, so you always get excellent service, whichever shop you order from.
- Honest shop ratings. The stars show your service experience with the shop, not the rum score. They come from RumX users, and critical ones stay visible.
- Returns & cancellation. Your purchase contract is with the shop, so returns and cancellations run through them under their own policy and your statutory rights. If anything goes wrong, RumX helps you sort it out.
10 more payment methodsLive auctions
Offer details
Total prices incl. shipping to Germany
Sorted by total price · How we rank
Prices and availability as of
We show the offers that deliver to your country, the cheapest including shipping first. The “Top Shop” label does not change the order, and no shop can buy a better place.
Offers & prices
No shop currently delivers to Germany.
Auction results: 118–266 € (5 sales in 24 months, incl. buyer's premium, latest 05/2026). How the range is built ›
The look inside the bottle
How does Precious Liquors Diamond 100 Aspects of the Moon #2 PM 2001 taste?
From community reviews · summarized with AI
Baked-apple Port Mourant, light-bodied sipper Well-liked as an easy Guyana sipper with a proper Port Mourant burnt-sugar core; a couple of tasters find the body thin and the finish short.
fans of Demerara pot-still and Port Mourant
anyone wanting a thick, long finish
Style & occasion: Mature & oakySipping neat
Full aroma profile Aroma families · nose & palate · top aromas
Relative to this rum's strongest aroma family
6 of 22 left detailed tasting impressions · Click an aroma to explore similar rums
Which glass for which rum? The community guide ›
Buying advice
Is it right for you?
Yes, if you're after characterful, mature, oaky rums for sipping neat.
Similar in style and available now.
Woodier
Skeldon The Nectar Of The Daily Drams SWR 19978.5/10 (57)254.99 €
Sweeter
Distilia Diamond The Golden Age of Piracy Captain Benjamin Hornigold 19968.2/10 (32)250.00 €
More intense
Diamond The Nectar Of The Daily Drams SV 20018.5/10 (45)225.00 €
What does the community say?
22 community reviews
Rating scale & review checks
On RumX, 7 means “Good” and 8 means “Very good”.
See the full rating guideHow ratings are made and how we check them ›The website shows a selection of written reviews. The distribution also includes ratings without text. All published reviews are available in the RumX app.
10 selected written reviews
The distribution above includes all 22 ratings, including those without text.
Review by LukaŽiga
Most helpful positive review
8,6:On the nose, an apple(soon baked), tropical fruits like banana, citrus fruits, pears and dried fruits, roasted wood notes like caramel, slightly sweet, spicy with baking spices, strong barrel impact, bump into our nosetrils. On aeration, yellow fruits and berries are out, creamy dairy, vanilla, the molasses is flowery, dark with black tea, licorice, slight smokiness. 8,5:On the palate, the attack is fruity with dried fruits like raisins and apricots, prunes, later apple, tropical fruits, the wood is roasted with burnt sugar, caramel, dark chocolate, spicy with allspice, peppery, as the molasses is flowery, dark with black tea, joined with metallic patina, some rubber. 8,3:The finish is medium long, dry and tannic, slightly furry, with smoky, roasted wood notes, spicy, slightly resinous and dried, tropical fruits, dark molasses with licorice and black tea..
Review by Rafał
Most helpful mixed review
An interesting different one, quite pleasant. Nevertheless, it didn't captivate me.
Review by Skyfly
I doubted whether opening it was worth it because of the reviews, but I was not disappointed! A mix of tropical and dried fruits, lots of wood and roast aromas. Also some rubber, black tea and caramel mainly provide the subtle sweetness.
Review by Martin Švojgr
A strange weak Guyana with no conclusion at all.
Review by Timo Groeger
Ahhh yeah, I can't really think of anything else to say about this one :-) Whoever came up with this, congrats. Solid rum anyway. That stuff was really tasty, thanks to Oli for that, you drinker 😀
Review by Filip Šikula
First impressions in the mouth are low viscosity, a bland flavour profile and the apple that is already announced on the nose. A sweeter profile with more intense alcohol than I would have liked. Apple already quite common in younger Diamonds.
Review by Richard Krupa
Ve vuni i chuti citim hlavne hrusku, kterou pak v chuti postupne prebije lehce neprijemne vyrazny alkohol
Review by Jack M
Tasted at Ian Burrell’s Masterclass at UK RumFest. For me it leads with the burnt suger profile that is typical of Guyanan rums and perhaps a Port Mourant. I had spotted the Precious Drops stand and though this might be their White Cat (particularly also because there was a second Guyanan rum which I thought could be the Black Cat). Turns out I was wrong on the bottle but right on the still and bottler - I think that’s more luck than judgement but I’ll take it! This was actually my favourite of the five tried in the blind tasting, and it had some well-heeled competition.
Review by Johannes
Typical PM profile, but clearly on the licorice/molasses side.
Review by Sebastiaan Linssen
Tasted at German rum festival Amazing rum. Very easy sipper and fantastic taste. Another very good bottling by Precious Liquors.
This selection contains no written reviews in this rating range.
Precious Liquors Diamond 100 Aspects of the Moon #2 PM 2001 at live auctions
A bid is not a final price: the house sets the buyer's premium, shipping and any customs duty.
All live auctions ›Community shelf
2 bottles logged by 2 collectors.
A drinker's rum.
50% opened, 0 emptied.
What does Precious Liquors Diamond 100 Aspects of the Moon #2 PM 2001 cost?
Avg. community purchase price 109 €.
What members paid for this bottle, self-reported. Not a market value — the purchases are over three years old at the median and unverified.
Current best price: 258.30 €.
2 purchased · 23 tasted · 3 wishlist · as of
Details about Precious Liquors Diamond 100 Aspects of the Moon #2 PM 2001
A Pot Still Rum from Guyana, bottled by Precious Liquors, at 45,2%.
How do you read a Diamond bottle? The RumX guide ›
Read on in the RumX Guide
You may also enjoy
Rum enthusiasts who like this rum have also given the following rums high ratings:
Precious Liquors Enmore Black Cat REV 1994
Romdeluxe Uitvlugt Wild Series Rum No. 19 (Uhrskov Vine) MPM 1990
CoR Uitvlugt Guyana No. 6 1997
Precious Liquors Diamond White Cat 1996
West Indies Rum Artesanal Barbados Rum (Rockley Style) 2000
Set a target price in the app, and we'll let you know as soon as the rum becomes available at that price from one of our partner stores. This works for any rum on your wish list.
Oliver · FounderBy rum lovers, for rum lovers
I'm Oliver, and RumX began in 2018 as a small passion project in Stuttgart, back then under the name Rum Tasting Notes.
Oliver, Stuttgart
About RumX ›YouTube channel (German, English subtitles)
