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CDI Jamaica (Les Vignes) 2012 70cl bottle
Aged rum · 8 years · 43%

CDI Jamaica (Les Vignes) 2012

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Review by François Delmotte

François Delmotte
François Delmotte
Dec 202443 reviewsBelgium
7.8/10

Belle dégustation, Au nez on sent les ester typique Jamaïque, banane flambée. Nettement moins présent en bouche où j'ai plus le goût boisé qui ressort. Belle longueur. Toute petite déception entre le nez et en bouche. Un peu léger pour moi mais belle dégustation tout de même.

Details about CDI Jamaica (Les Vignes) 2012

A rum from Jamaica, bottled by Compagnie des Indes, at 43%.

CountryJamaica
ABV43%
Volume70cl
Age8 years
Vintage2012
Bottled2021
Cask no.#JBS80
Limited edition144 bottles

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Jamaica

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Jamaica 

Avg Rating 8.3/10 over 2,600 Rums

No rum is more imitated than Jamaican rum. This is the home of funk, the fruity, overripe-banana intensity that drinkers call hogo, made in the biggest pot stills outside Irish whiskey. When the rest of the Caribbean moved to the column still, Jamaica kept the pot still as its house style, and that stubbornness is exactly why its rum is so prized today.

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