The Whisky Agency T.D.L Heads & Tails, Canada 1999
Heads & Tails Rum offers a unique experience with prominent alcohol, caramel, and chocolate aromas. Despite its intriguing profile, many find it unexpectedly whisky-like and lacking classic T.D.L depth.
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How does The Whisky Agency T.D.L Heads & Tails, Canada 1999 taste?
Unexpectedly whisky-like with chocolatey, spicy notes.
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The T.D.L distillery is located in Trinidad. Rums from T.D.L have been reviewed 7,499 times with an average of 8.3/10.
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Solid on the palate, a rather classic rum, the typical profile of the 2001-2003 vintages is only slightly perceptible. Overall, however, rather unspectacular.
Auto-translatedI don't think it's that bad, but TDL is usually better. For me, the nose consists mainly of whisky, otherwise some alcohol is still recognizable. The palate is then very sharp-edged, otherwise perhaps some chocolate and caramel are recognizable.
Auto-translatedOn the nose the profile is distinctly different to the 2000s TDLs. Less complexity with a more Spanish style showing. Caramel, some chocolate accompanied by some fruits. Alcohol is a bit to present even after plenty time in the glas. Overall not bad, but also not overly exiting. On the palate, this one is very smooth to drink - to frame it positively. The rum feels watered down leaving a rather unexciting profile. Sweetness, some chocolate with hints of tropical fruits.
Phew, so if all TDLs from the 1999 vintage, which I've never tasted before, are as whisky-like as this bottling, then the vintage can stay stolen from me. No comparison to the bottlings of the following millennium.
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