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Romdeluxe Diamond Wild Series Rum Guyana SWR 2019
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People who chase young cask-strength Guyana releases will find plenty to chew on here. Virgin-oak vanilla, roasted hazelnut and toffee lead, with a creamy, oily body and dried plum underneath. The 77.8% is the real story — most tasters are amazed how well the alcohol sits for a 4-year-old, though a few still find it too hot straight from the bottle. Bold, sweetish, and unusually drinkable for the proof.
The community says- Oily creamy body
- Roasted nut & vanilla
- Keep in mind: Hot for some
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Young cask-strength Guyana, nutty and sweet Most owners are genuinely impressed the near-80% proof integrates this well after only four years — bold, nutty and sweet. A minority still find it too alcohol-forward neat.
Aroma profilecask-strength fans and young-SWR collectors
anyone wanting a gentle low-proof sipper
Style & occasion: Mature & oakySipping neat
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Review by Basti
Most helpful positive review
Fair rating - Hanse Spirit Edit: Tried the TRC SWR 2001 directly in a side-by-side comparison with some completely different vintages and also different profiles in the end. Included were the S.B.S (54.1%) also from 2001, the El Dorado Rare Cask Skeldon from 2000, the RomDeluxe from 2019, and the KaribikAlps Soulfire from 2018. Nose: TRC: Hard to believe this is an SWR, blind I would probably classify it more as a REV. Lots of roasted aromas, licorice, leather, and tobacco, but also dried fruits, spices, and a pleasant sweetness. Definitely stands out from the SWRs I know and I really, really like it!! ED Skeldon: Simply incredibly round and inviting. Lots of chocolate, spices, sweetness, some coffee, but also coconut and wood. S.B.S: By far the most pronounced coffee note. But compared to the competition, it seems a bit more restrained on the nose. Takes quite a while to develop. Soulfire: For its still young age, surprisingly mature. Molasses, licorice, raisins, chocolate, caramel, plum, there’s a bit of everything here. I like it very much too. RDL: This is the second time I have it in the glass after HanseSpirit. Of course, you can’t deny almost 80% ABV on the nose. Also, compared to Soulfire (same age, different vintage), it seems much less complex. For me, the weakest nose. Slightly reminds me of Belize. Palate: TRC: On the palate, it feels like a hybrid of SWR and REV, with a hint of pencil shavings. Lacks a bit of intensity, but still a successful bottling for me!! ED Skeldon: Plays in a different league for me. Everything very balanced, alcohol perfectly integrated. A superb rum! S.B.S.: Also on the palate, the distinctive coffee note, chocolate, wood, and a hint of perfumed. Just beats the TRC. Soulfire: Could not fully convince on the palate. Molasses, licorice, caramel, dried fruits, but also something (to me) disturbing. RDL: Alcohol is noticeable on the palate too, along with caramel, subtle coffee, vanilla, baking spices. My ranking: ED Skeldon: 9.2; S.B.S: 8.9; TRC: 8.8; Soulfire: 8.5; RDL: 8.3
Review by Thunderbird
Most helpful mixed review
A Guyana SWR with 77.8% is already a clear announcement. Surprisingly, the alcohol is barely perceptible on the nose. Rather gentle aromas of nuts, vanilla and toffee spread out. On the palate it is initially oily with a hint of crème brulee, but quickly changes to woody, nutty with some tannins. Now the alcohol becomes noticeable and astringency spreads. The finish remains at this level. I can't really do anything with it. I find it too tiring to enjoy on its own and clearly too expensive as a mixer.
Review by Gunnar Böhme "Bauerngaumen" 🤓
To answer Rum Watcher: So I love it! 😊 On the nose invitingly fruity and nutty, alcohol fumes hardly noticeable, very good. On the palate warm and oily and still very nicely fruity. And yes, the alcohol is there – but it doesn’t bother, instead it brings the fruity-nutty character to every corner of the mouth. The finish is predictably long. My verdict: lip-smacking! Thanks, Fuwi, for the sample!
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
#5249 16.04.2025 Tasting with Fabian in Blåvand. Nose Fresh, balanced, light nutts, dried fruit, vanilla, light plum, light anise. Palate Oily, light wood, faint smoke, dried fruit, light plum, faint varnish, light caramel, faint coconut, light chocolate. Finish Long and warm, light wood, naturally sweet, light caramel, light chocolate, light cherry, spice. This is a very good release and eht ABV is close to perfectly integrated so you barely feel it.
Review by LukaŽiga
8,3:On the nose, nutty, oaky wood, slightly smoky, roasted nuts, plum and dried fruits, quite alcoholic, bump into our nosetrils. On aeration, it settles down, becomes balanced, very pleasant, fresh.Yellow fruits are out, anise and cream toffee. 8,2:On the palate, the attack is alcoholic, intense, concentrated, dirty, slightly funky, with toasted coconut, yellow and dried fruits with dried apricots, the barrel impact is strong, the wood roasted with crème brûlée, nuts, spicy with vanilla, 8,2:The finish is long, dry, slightly astringent, as the notes from palate linger on. Edit:3.6.26
Review by Dr.Django
A Guyana with over 77% abv! The nose is very demanding and inaccessible after about 1.5 hours. The strength of the rum is definitely on the palate! Flowery sweet with vanilla and caramelized, almost burnt sugar candies, pencil leads and old wooden desks from German elementary schools are brought back to my memories by the aromas. The pencil case is full of glue sticks. In the finish, the high abv. comes through again and makes it somewhat metallic. Very interesting, the alcohol (on the palate) is excellently integrated.
Review by Timo Groeger
Oh yes, a great Guyana rum from Romdeluxe. I don't think the ABV is noticeable at all. Probably because of the slight sweetness, we've got chocolate, caramel, and vanilla here, but also some wood/cask and nuts.
Review by Rum Watcher
This is quite challenging. The alcohol is very present and the woodpice clearly bursts out of the wood. It can certainly be a bit overwhelming. It has a very special spice in the finish, which lingers forever. We couldn't quite agree on that. Not for sweet drinkers and friends of rather light, floral, fruity rums. I'm pretty sure this will be a devider....love it or hate it, nothing in between. Cheers
Review by zabo
It's nice to have such a young SWR from Guyana in my glass, but unfortunately it's far too alcoholic for me personally. In my opinion, the bottlings from Romdeluxe are now all very young, alcoholic and are being thrown onto the market too quickly. What a shame, really
Review by ...and a bottle of Rum.
Farbe ist eher bei Weißwein, also ein nicht gefärbter SWR. Hatte ich noch nie, bin gespannt. Die gefärbten sind durch die Bank lecker. Nase: Vanillepudding. Der Alkohol kühlt etwas aber deutlich weniger als erwartet bei den Umdrehungen. Leichte Holznoten, etwas Honig. Gaumen: Creme Brule, vanillige Süße, der Alkohol bitzelt auf der Zunge – aber auch hier weniger "schlimm" als gedacht. Abgang: Mittellang, Vanille und ganz hinten etwas (feuchtes?) Holz. Reitet auf dem Vanille-Thema und ist darin relativ eindimensional. Alkohol-Integration ist bemerkenswert nach nur 4 Jahren und 70+... aber das sehen wir von den Dänen ja auch nicht zum ersten Mal. Reiht sich gut ein in die etwas verrückten und Jungen "Show Case Rums".
Review by F.L.O.
Kawumm - it goes straight to the heart of the matter. Roasted nuts and wood come together perfectly. Unbelievable how balanced and smooth the 77% comes across here. The alcohol is really well integrated. Great sipper!
Review by Fuwi
Great Babooom! 77.8% ABV is a statement that is interestingly only partially reflected in the nose. Instead, there is vanilla paired with roasted wood and dark fruits. On the palate, the alcohol can no longer be denied, but the feared force is completely absent. Oily aromas of wood, caramel and nutty notes bind the alcohol very well, a full peak is of course undeniable - but it's fun! A beautiful bottling that you don't need to be afraid of despite the ABV
Review by Leo Krüper
Again a chocolate note that is well integrated.
Review by TheRhumhoe
Romdeluxe pushes this Skeldon to the extreme. The nose is not subtle but the aromas are extremely rounded: you find lots of nuts of all kinds (walnuts, roasted hazelnuts, bitter almonds, peanuts, peanut butter) and warm pastry aromas of viennoiserie, brioche, and toffee with caramel. The oak barrel has left traces on chocolate, coffee, spices (anise, chili, vanilla), and dried fruits. A young powerhouse on a base of softness. The attack on the palate is very hot and concentrated. You find those sweet notes of brown sugar, hot caramel, and crème brûlée, but also nuts (coconut, walnuts, roasted hazelnuts) and the dark Guyana sequences with toasted wood, chocolate, coffee, spices (chili, vanilla, slight anise), and dried fruits. The alcohol is clearly present, but the indulgent flavors mentioned earlier help to smooth it out. Definitely best enjoyed in tiny sips. The finish leaves an almost indelible mark on the palate with its power. The aromas of sugar, caramel, and cookie dough return alongside walnut and hazelnuts, spices, chocolate, leather, and wood in a mix that is both soft and strong, comforting and astringent. It’s a fairly paradoxical profile that packs a punch but with very gentle aromas. It’s not the most complex rum out there, but the result is convincing for the extreme experience it promises.
Review by DomM
Nice experiment and I’m delighted to see some young SWR bottlings popping up. The virgin oak did quite some working adding lots of vanilla / bourbon-y notes. Overall the high ABV is nice to see the full potential, yet it is too alcohol forward straight out of the bottle for my taste.
Review by julie
On the nose, I can’t help but think of Licor 43, but on steroids: intense vanilla and caramel, layered over a creamy, woody base. The alcohol presence is unmistakable at this proof, making the aroma feel heavy and powerful. On the palate it is remarkably viscous, coating the mouth completely. Despite the extreme ABV, it feels indulgent rather than harsh, delivering a concentrated wave of sweetness, wood, and creaminess. The finish brings an unexpected irony note which lingers for a bit. It’s a real bold expression :)
Review by Johannes
Lots of vanillin notes and hazelnut, as if from a fresh oak barrel. It has already acquired a lot of barrel notes for the short storage period. The alcohol is well integrated for the high alcohol content. Not a typical Diamond profile for me.
Review by Schnubbii
Powerful on the nose and palate, but unfortunately flattens out quickly. Generally tasty and with lots of power, but due to the high ABV not an easy sipper and because of the youth also relatively short-lived.
Review by Polytheiser
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Review by Happy Oner
Amazing, full and chocolatey, you don't taste the alcohol
Review by Pavel Spacek
Nice one for 4yo. And sweet!
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Expert reviews
2 critics scored it, averaging 7.9/10. Reviews from RumX's blog partners, independent experts who have tasted, evaluated, and described this rum.
Expert review by Zucker und Zeste
Phew, so personally I was overwhelmed by the poor alcoholic integration. I didn't find the SWR balanced, the fruit couldn't get past the alcohol, so I actually miss everything that makes a Skeldon for me.
Expert review by The Dunder Hut
Vanille, Haselnuss, Alkohol in doch einer interessanten Melange
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What does Romdeluxe Diamond Wild Series Rum Guyana SWR 2019 cost?
Community paid 116–135 €.
Current best price: 127.22 € – within the typical community range.
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Details about Romdeluxe Diamond Wild Series Rum Guyana SWR 2019
A Column Still Rum from Guyana, bottled by Romdeluxe, at 77,75%.
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