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Worthy Park Special Cask Release #8 Quatre Vins 2013
Expect a lot of wine here — this Worthy Park spent time in five different cask types, and the red-wine influence hits hard. Tasters find sour berries, red grütze, dark chocolate and drying tannins over the familiar WP banana, nut and wood. Several call it a "complex fruit-wine bomb" that's dry and a little bitter. Loved by some, too wine-forward for others.
The community says- Balanced wine cask profile
- Red berries, dark chocolate
- But: Wine can overpower
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How does Worthy Park Special Cask Release #8 Quatre Vins 2013 taste?
Summarized by AI from 62 community reviews.
Wine-soaked Jamaican, dry and tannic Most enjoy this as an unusual, well-rounded Worthy Park with heaps of red-wine and berry character. The catch: a few find the wine notes overpowering, plus a sour, slightly bitter edge.
People who like wine-cask rums with Jamaican funk
Anyone who finds heavy wine notes distracting
Style & occasion: Mature & oakySipping neat
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62 community reviews
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Positive from 8.0 · Mixed 6.0–7.9 · Critical below 6.0
Review by Tim
Most helpful positive review
Something special! Lots of sour fruit and berries, wine and wood, but also a faint tobacco/cocoa note. Dry, fruity and a little musty in the mouth, which fits the image of a Jamaican. However, there is also chocolate. Sweet caramel joins the chocolate and fruit in the finish. Conclusion: Jamaican rum in a roundabout way as a complex fruit wine bomb! I like it better than the "normal" representatives, although this rum would have benefited from a little more complexity.
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
Most helpful mixed review
I got a free backup bottle of this rum and I still like it a lot as an everyday rum. A wonderful rum which went through 5 different cask types before being bottled. Very nicely balanced between sweet and fruits. The price tag for this bottle is very good compared to what you get.
Review by crazyforgoodbooze
On the nose a bit of vanilla mascarpone cream with red fruit jelly or wine jelly. On the palate the red fruit jelly with many sour berries continues combined with dark chocolate and red wine and lots of tannins, which is extremely harmonious and delicious. Then the typical Worthy Park banana and nut and wood note. In the finish some roasted nuts, fruit bread, candied ginger and again the red wine tannins. Surprisingly good and not too woody, but could be a bit less bitter... Definitely an exceptional WP!
Review by LukaŽiga
8,1:On the nose, more industrial, metallic notes like rubber, varnish, copper, then roasted, smoky wood notes with leather, dark chocolate, roasted nuts, pastry, caramel, baked apple, wine barrel finish impact with dried fruits, grapes, sour cherry, berries, bump into our nosetrils. On aeration, hints of tar and menthol join the game, fruitcake and gingerbread, baking spices, various fruits like peaches, tropical with banana, citrus, as the molasses is earthy with tobacco, fresh with tea. 8,3:On the palate, the attack is rather dry, as the barrel impact is strong, fruity with red wine notes like berries with raspberry, cherry, grapes, dried fruits, tropical fruits join, the wood is roasted with caramel, pastry, biscuits, nuts, dark chocolate, perhaps fudge, spicy and salty, as the molasses is herbaceous, vegetal, earthy with tobacco.Tar and rubber, menthol accompany the interplay of Jamaican funk. 8,2:The finish is medium long, dry&tannic, slightly metallic, roasted, toasted wood notes like nuts, tons of confectionery, spicy, smoky, pair dark molasses with licorice, fresh with tea and dried fruits, berries. Edit:13.2.26.
Review by Timo Groeger
So, penultimate up today is a nice Worthy Park. The nose is mainly woody, with a hint of wine. On the palate there is also wine and wood, and it is also very fruity.
Review by zabo
For me, the wine notes here are a bit too much, overshadowing the actual profile. Also, I find it has a smoky and sour note, which unfortunately spoils a better rating. I expected a bit more from this bottling.
Review by Christian Rudt
Due to the different wine barrels, naturally with a strong wine taste. But it has created a nice profile. Nose beautifully round. Very delicate also on the palate, but here the rum comes through a bit more. If the bottle had just come onto the market now, I would say a good Pago alternative, both nice to drink and which one you prefer might also depend more on the day's mood or chance. There will surely be more barrel experiments from WP.
Review by Sebastian Kornett
The Worthy Park is still noticeable. Great rum, nice play of aromas. For the price, it is ahead of its big brother, the 12-year-old. Good for beginners. Today, I find it a bit too thin.
Review by Alessandro
Tasted out of curiosity and confirms that, in many cases, wine influences are not for me. This rum has a truly predominant wine influence that almost hides the real rum taste itself.
Review by Martin Ekrt
The distillery's character is unmistakable in the nose, and thanks to the crazy finishing, the wine is quite noticeable. A very nice combo. I perceive it similarly on the palate. Classic WP, but nicely spiced up with finishes. Very approachable and fun piece.
Review by Palo - V Poháriku
Had an opportunity to taste bottle that's been open for some time, but still loved it.
Review by Michal S
Ok rum s výraznou vinnou stopou.
Review by Ondrej Czinege
Good scent, sharper taste
Review by Michael Janek
Smells sweetish, pleasant, no kanagom at all but you can taste the Jamaica in the flavor. It has 52%, but seems much stronger to me. The strength shows only after swallowing. The taste stays for a very long time.
Review by Pavel Ungr, RumRock
Vintage 2013. With 8.5 out of 10, it is among the better ones that have come into my glass.
Review by Richard Krupa
Oloroso better
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2 critics scored it, averaging 8.1/10. Reviews from RumX's blog partners, independent experts who have tasted, evaluated, and described this rum.
Expert review by The Fat Rum Pirate
Read full review →What I do know is that I think this is certainly the most balanced - overall of the Special Cask Releases, so far. The others had very distinct flavours but also had some flaws. This is just a bit more rounded. It certainly drinks like a rum much older than...
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55 bottles logged by 44 collectors.
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47% opened, 12 emptied.
What did the community pay for Worthy Park Special Cask Release #8 Quatre Vins 2013?
Community paid 53–78 €.
Purchase prices reported by members, not a shop price. Avg. 72 €. Full price & collection history in RX+ →
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Details about Worthy Park Special Cask Release #8 Quatre Vins 2013
A rum from Jamaica, distilled by Worthy Park, at 52%.
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