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T.D.L Planteray Trinidad 2011 (Kopke Port Cask finish) Warehouse #1
Dark berries, chocolate and a clear port-wine streak run through this Trinidad column-still rum, with black pepper, oak and a little leather behind them. Members read it as mild but layered — one calls it "very smooth, easy to drink" and reaches for a second glass. The finish stays medium, and a couple of tasters found it more woody-spicy than deep. A composed, port-forward TDL.
The community says- Clear port character
- Smooth and balanced
- Keep in mind: Short finish
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How does T.D.L Planteray Trinidad 2011 (Kopke Port Cask finish) Warehouse #1 taste?
From community reviews · summarized with AI
Smooth, port-forward Trinidad with chocolate and pepper Most tasters land around the same spot: smooth, well-rounded and unmistakably port-driven, with chocolate and pepper. The main knock is a shortish finish and a fairly mild profile.
Aroma profilePeople who like port-cask rums and gentle, spiced sippers
Anyone wanting bold, long-finish intensity
Style & occasion: Mature & oakySipping neat
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Is it right for you?
Yes, if you're after characterful, mature, oaky rums for sipping neat.
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What does the community say?
35 community reviews
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11 selected written reviews
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Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
Most helpful positive review
#6784 13.05.2026 Having a few evening samples after picking up my wife from work and visiting a rum friend. Finally under 2000 samples in stock, though new supply is on the way. Watching "House of David" which I really like. A pretty good rum with a nice price tag to go with it. An intense and fruity rum with spices, nutts, chocolate, herbs and some tobacco.
Review by Timo Groeger
Most helpful mixed review
Well, with this T.D.L the wine finish really comes through clearly. Otherwise, the nose is still very fruity, on the palate the mint does come through a bit. Wood is also recognizable in the background.
Review by Martin Ekrt
Fresh fruity aroma with technical elements and some candy or bubblegum. Taste nice fruity light, minimally technical. Some wine notes. Finish unfortunately short, but not bad at all. Some tropical fruit, a noticeable vinous finish and a bit of technique.
Review by Michael Ihmels 🇩🇪
Here is the last rum for today, the Planteray from 2012. This one tastes very woody and spicy... Both on the nose and the palate. Still somewhat recommendable. You can drink this rum well.
Review by Richard Krupa
Light technicality, fresh lighter sample.
Review by Rumeumel
Easy sipper. Very balanced, a little sweet. Menthol/mint very pleasant compared to other TDLs. Port wine notes also nicely subtle, pleasant mildness and agreeable texture. For me personally better than the hyped Trinidad PLV monster.
Review by RumResponsiblyish
Hella port bro
Review by X-Savior
On The Rocks: On the nose there is a subtle oak, port and red wine aroma with hints of brown sugar. Taste reveals a mild oak, spice, dark berries, chocolate, peppery and tingle on the tounge. It is a mild taste profile but has lots of depth and features a nice port flavour. You get that pepper spice, oak, chocolate and berry jam that hangs in there. It is well rounded and unique. Finish is medium with the taste slowly fading away. Mixed Pepsi Zero: On the nose
Review by Filip Heimerle
Fruity cane. Taste weaker fruity. I hardly feel honey there.
Review by Brebur
Well-rounded with a definitive Port flavor.
Review by Anonymous
Very smooth, easy to drink; love it. Pour me another glass please.
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T.D.L Planteray Trinidad 2011 (Kopke Port Cask finish) Warehouse #1 at live auctions
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21 bottles logged by 19 collectors.
Both drunk and collected.
19% opened, 0 emptied.
What does T.D.L Planteray Trinidad 2011 (Kopke Port Cask finish) Warehouse #1 cost?
Community paid 43–79 €.
Current best price: 63.14 € – within the typical community range.
Purchase prices reported by members, not a shop price. Avg. 51 €. Full price & collection history in RX+ ›
21 purchased · 38 tasted · 29 wishlist · as of
Details about T.D.L Planteray Trinidad 2011 (Kopke Port Cask finish) Warehouse #1
A Column Still Rum from Trinidad, bottled by Maison Ferrand, at 47,3%.
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