Corman Collins CRHUM Verytresbon Blend (CRHUM x Le Blog à Roger) 2025
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Opinions land mostly warm but measured: a Jamaican blend (Worthy Park lead, with Hampden and New Yarmouth in the mix) that plays it well-mannered. Expect overripe pineapple, banana, glue and light young wood, with a spicy, slightly bitter tail. Several call it an easy summer sipper; a few wish the esters and power came through harder. One taster nicely pegged it as "a very nice bottling with a fruity profile."
The community says- Overripe pineapple
- Tropical fruit
- But: Alcohol not integrated
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How does Corman Collins CRHUM Verytresbon Blend (CRHUM x Le Blog à Roger) 2025 taste?
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Easy, fruity Jamaican blend, gently funky Most people like it as a relaxed, fruity Jamaican sipper. The recurring catch: the alcohol isn't fully knit in and some wanted more ester punch and body for the components listed.
Aroma profilePeople easing into Jamaican fruit and mild funk
Funk chasers wanting heavy ester and power
Style & occasion: Tropical & funkySipping neatCocktails & mixing
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Positive from 8.0 · Mixed 6.0–7.9 · Critical below 6.0
Review by LukaŽiga
Most helpful positive review
8,3:On the nose, esters, funky, slightly alcoholic, fermented, overripe tropical fruits like banana and pineapple, red, citrus fruits, molasses with briny olive, roasted wood notes like caramel, a bit sweet, bump into our nosetrils. On aeration, candied fruits, apricots are out, nail polish, rubber, some vinegar, hay, roasted nuts, custard, allspice and vanilla. 8,2:On the palate, the attack is medicinal with esters, dry, fruity with fermented tropical fruits like banana and pineapple, yellow, red and citrus fruits, marmelade like, vegetal with briny olive, flowery, grassy, sweet with honeycomb, as the wood is roasted with cappuccino, caramel, spicy with vanilla, allspice, smoky. 8,2:The finish is medium long, dry&tannic, with notes from palate lingering on. Edit:14.6.26
Review by zabo
Most helpful mixed review
I've now had it both neat and as a mixer in the CubaLibre. Unfortunately, it couldn't really convince me with either. It could best be compared with a Great House from Hampden, but it would also lose this comparison. A solid bottling, but unfortunately nothing more. I didn't taste the New Yarmouth component at all. The low ABV makes it seem a little diluted.
Review by Vincent D
I was hoping to get the chance to taste this rum and I'm really glad I did. A very soft, fruity nose. Rather young wood. Esters without excess. It’s looking good. First impression confirmed with a rum that at first seemed quite crowd-pleasing, a nice blend with a dominant Worthy Park and maybe some Long Pond for acidity. Giving it time, the rum actually has a lot more to say. The wood is there, nicely integrated. The fruits are ripe but not too much. Controlled esters. It’s extremely well done. A touch of cappuccino on the finish. A light acidity. All at an ideal ABV for me. Kudos to Quentin Belien and Roger Caroni for this superb selection.
Review by Eric Frechin
I'd been wanting to try this blend for some time. Reading its composition, I'm even impressed by the age of some of them, but their share remains reasonable. The result is not at all disappointing, offering a coherent blend of tropical and yellow fruits.
Review by RumTaTa
Nose: yellow fruits, peach, apricots, fruity-sweet, could be a Clarendon Palate: not Jamaica but Guyana, Port Mourant, I would say now. Elegant, creamy but dry mouthfeel and quite a lot of sweetness could fit. Alcohol approx. 55% Very good, elegant rum, quite intense, a few deductions due to the bitterness. Resolution: Jamaica after all! Hmm a blend, which is of course difficult to recognize
Review by Skyfly
A good blend, even if it is difficult to taste the different components. Very present ester and pineapple aromas, plus light wood notes on the nose and palate. A certain spiciness is added on the palate, which lingers long into the finish. Personally, I feel that the alcohol is not perfectly integrated.
Review by Jan Lu
Pretty funky and unfortunately not quite as strong. Easy sipper for the summer, I would say. Very fruity with a slight ester. All in all a bit thin. Many thanks to Martin for the sample and especially for the nice contact.
Review by mto75
After the long delivery time, I decanted the bottle straight away. On the nose, the WP and the NY 94 (cake), also a little sour cream from the HD. Nice balance on the palate between fruit, spice and latte. Very drinkable this thing!
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
#6700 25.04.2026 Running a few samples after getting back from bottling the 1992 MEC by Nobilis. Listening to some nice tracks by Zephirus Kane, Linka, Ben Gold and Maarten de Jong. A very nice bottling with a fruity profile mixed with glue, caramel and light smoke.
Review by Julien Ries
Corman Collins C'Rhum Verytrèsbon x Blend à Roger Jamaica Sélectionné par l'ineffable Roger Caroni, on se devait de déguster ce blend de plusieurs distilleries de Jamaïque. On y trouve du Worthy Park 2011, du New Yarmouth 1994, du Hampden 2011, 1990 et 1983. Embouteillé à 54,3°, sa couleur est très claire, comme souvent chez les jamaïcains, bien qu'il y ait des rhums très vieux dedans. Ça m'a toujours interpellé ce manque de marquage du fût sur la couleur du rhum jamaïcain, peu importe son âge. Le nez est ample en ester mais sans le côté fumé ou olive en saumure qu'on trouve souvent souvent chez les high esters. Ici, c'est une compotée de fruits exotiques bien faits, avec en fond de l'amande façon massepain, ou colle Cléopâtre. C'est très gourmand. J'aime beaucoup mais sa simplicité ne peut pas l'amener à concurrencer des jamaïcains plus complexes. En bouche, on a trouvé l'alcool un peu trop présent, malgré un taux affiché à moins de 55°. Peut-être aussi à cause de notes piquantes de piment et de poivre rouge. Les esters très fruités sont encore très présents (ananas, mangue) ainsi que l'amande amère. C'est là encore un rhum très festif, à partager entre potes, plutôt qu'un rhum à siroter entre gentlemen dans un fumoir. La finale est longue sans être interminable, avec le même cortège d'épices et de fruits exotiques. C'est un blend sympa, et son concepteur l'a développé dans cette logique de rhum consensuel, plaisant, certes un peu unilatéral et sage.
Review by crazyforgoodbooze
Phew... Smells like ayran or buttermilk. Somehow relatively unbalanced, primarily sour, woody and bitter. Unfortunately, I rather like it semi. Difficult to describe, but this blend just doesn't work for me.
Review by Martin Spooner
The nose is very intense. The overripe pineapple spreads throughout the entire kitchen as soon as it is bottled. Intense estery notes and plenty of power on the palate. Long lasting finish. A strong drop, but for me not in the top league. There is too much ester at the start for me, which drowns out too much.
Review by TheJackDrop
A very nice Jamaican blend with great drinkability! In my opinion, beautiful tropical fruits, esters present but not overpowering, a nice chocolate, spicy, coffee profile on the finish that lasts long, with a certain sweetness. Very cool.
Review by alex
Alors c’est plutôt une belle surprise J’aime bien les blends en général. Celui-là ne déroge pas à la règle. Il manque peut-être juste un peu de puissance, d’esters et d’ABV mais Sinon c’est sympa J’aime beaucoup ❤️
Review by Alexander Rasch
A difficult rum, as it is neither fish nor fowl. Here a Jamaica blend was created that is probably the perfect average. Possibly not wrong for beginners. I basically like the rum even if the WP share is clearly too high. The nose is quite nice and also on the palate it is okay. But not more. Quite decent in long drinks and here I mainly used the rum in the end. In the end from my point of view 20-30€ too expensive. The label is somehow too small for the bottle. Also somehow annoyed me 😅🤷
Review by Louis Zimmermann
On paper, a unique blend straight from Jamaica. On tasting, the rum shows itself rather tame: you find the typical markers, esters, glue notes, and tropical fruits. A pleasant experience without excess... and sometimes, that's a good thing!
Review by Christian Rudt
A blend that typically brings a lot of Jamaican fruit. Here I perceive, besides pineapple, quite a lot of apricot. Not overly funky but already very inviting. On the palate, the rum sneaks along, gentle with subtle spice. The alcohol could be better integrated. Overall, I miss more fruit and/or funk here in taste. Also, in the finish, more bitterness prevails.
Review by Djehey
Jamaican blend that mixes esters, fruits and indulgence but unfortunately also some flaws: spicy (poorly integrated alcohol I would say) and a bitter side like green wood, sap. These flaws are mainly noticeable on the palate.
Review by Jacques etdom
On the nose we find a lot of Worthy Park, then a slight Hampden. But where has the NY 94 gone? You can clearly feel that we are going into something very soft. The palate the same with a totally absent NY. So it's not bad, but given the composition, it's very disappointing. More a product to introduce Jamaica to a world of beginner amateurs.
Review by Johannes
Excellent blend!
Review by LesTontonsMaltés
Very glug-glug! A nose of beautiful intensity! Reveals aromas of Hampden 🥰 banana +++ A soft and very pleasant mouth! A real candy, you come back to it, it's very very dangerous and we love it hahahaha yum
Review by Leo Krüper
Solid blend
Review by Johnny Rumcask
Solid blend, but for me not quite rounded. Typical Jamaica notes with fruity esters, yellow fruits etc. Alcohol is not well integrated and the whole blend seems not harmonious to me. Okay for sipping, but one sample is enough.
Review by Luc Brandt
An example of integration and complexity. Good job! 👍
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Expert review by The Dunder Hut
Rather relaxed sipper, good selection of casks that work well together. But it's nothing more than a cozy sipper. I would have liked more esters but in the end it is what it is. Cheers
Expert review by Le Blog À Roger
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24 bottles logged by 21 collectors.
Both drunk and collected.
20% opened, 4 emptied.
What does Corman Collins CRHUM Verytresbon Blend (CRHUM x Le Blog à Roger) 2025 cost?
Community paid 114–131 €.
Current best price: 116.56 € – within the typical community range.
Purchase prices reported by members, not a shop price. Avg. 118 €. Full price & collection history in RX+ ›
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Details about Corman Collins CRHUM Verytresbon Blend (CRHUM x Le Blog à Roger) 2025
A rum from Jamaica, bottled by Corman Collins, at 54,3%.
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