Worthy Park S.B.S Jamaica 2021 (Danish Virgin Oak) WPE
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People who already like Worthy Park and want to taste what a cask does will get the most from this one. The unmistakable WPE profile is here — ester and citrus over vanilla and oak — with the Danish oak adding roasted, nutty, faintly chocolatey depth. Several tasters rated it the most harmonious of the four-oak set, though most agree it's still young.
The community says- Classic WPE profile
- Roasted, nutty depth
- Keep in mind: Still young
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How does Worthy Park S.B.S Jamaica 2021 (Danish Virgin Oak) WPE taste?
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Young Worthy Park, roundest of the oak set Most tasters picked the Danish oak as the roundest and most harmonious of the four-cask series. The honest catch: at two years it reads young to nearly everyone.
Worthy Park fans curious about single-cask oak experiments
Anyone wanting a mellow, long-aged sipper
Style & occasion: Mature & oakySipping neat
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18 community reviews
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Review by Timo Groeger
Most helpful positive review
The last one today and also the last one from this S.B.S series. Beautiful Jamaican, the nose is full of esters and fruit, but the oak barrel is also recognizable. Ester and citrus fruit on the palate, but the oak barrel is also recognizable.
Review by DomM
Most helpful mixed review
Very interesting experiment showing the different woods side-by-side. On the nose the American oak wins (presumable as this is the most familiar smell tbh) with vanilla and bourbon notes. Danish oak also comes out interesting with more roasted/nutty notes and some complexity. French & Spanish are very harsh still. On the palate the Danish oak delivers the most influence in the rum. Strong influence of dark and roasted notes with some chocolate. Funkiness still very present but reasonably integrated into the overall delivery. French and Amercian are fairly close, with French oak delivering a bit more fruity notes which I prefer. Spanish oak undeniably also did some work, but for me it is rather unpleasant. Nose: American > Danish > French > Spanish Palate: Danish > French > American >>> Spanish Overall Spanish oak clearly at the bottom with the other three rather close.
Review by zabo
Today I tested all four from this series against each other. Thanks RumTaTa for the split. For me, the typical Worthy Park characteristics are clearly recognizable in all. Nice how differently the barrels affect the rum. My order would be: 1. RX19283 2. RX19285 3. RX19284 4. RX19282
Review by Thunderbird
Today the S.B.S series Worthy Park WPE in cross-tasting. For me, there is a clear ranking: 1. Danish 2. Spain 3. American 4th French The Danish cask maturation is my favorite. The whole thing is very harmonious and coherent. The alcohol is perfectly integrated. It is very pleasant to enjoy. It's amazing how much influence the different barrels have on the rum
Review by Serge
Tasted as a whole set – so American Oak vs. Spanish Oak vs. Danish Oak vs French Oak. Nose for me: Danish = American > French > Spanish Palate for me: Danish > American = French > Spanish. Overall, they all feel too young to me, with the Danish one pulling me in the most and Spain coming in last.
Review by Stan Hardy
Great set. I love these bottles and such experiments. They train the palate. Typical Worthy Park profile, with slight differences. For this short aging, I liked the American cask a bit better than the other three. It would be interesting to compare with a much longer aging period.
Review by DeMaddin
The WP profile is unmistakable, interesting the young oak in various variants. The roundest for me was the Danish oak, followed by the Spanish, which I also liked especially here the very dry finish. Then comes France and the American oak is the last.
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What did the community pay for Worthy Park S.B.S Jamaica 2021 (Danish Virgin Oak) WPE?
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Details about Worthy Park S.B.S Jamaica 2021 (Danish Virgin Oak) WPE
A Pot Still Rum from Jamaica, bottled by 1423 World Class Spirits, at 61,6%.
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