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Nobilis Diamond No. 51 (14. GRF) REV 2014
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Guyana fans who already know the REV mark will feel right at home: dark wood, dried figs and dates, chocolate, leather and burnt Demerara sugar, with a licorice edge. At 61.4% it comes across young and a bit rough at first — several tasters say give it time in the glass and the sharp alcohol settles. Good, characterful, but many rank it below the older 2006 vintage.
The community says- Classic REV profile
- Dark wood & dried fruit
- Keep in mind: Youth shows
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How does Nobilis Diamond No. 51 (14. GRF) REV 2014 taste?
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Young, woody Guyana REV, needs air Most call it a tasty young REV with all the expected markers, but the youth shows — a touch hot and edgy, less complex than the 2006. Rewards resting in the glass.
Aroma profileDemerara and REV lovers who like dark, spicy, high-proof rum
Beginners and anyone put off by burnt sugar, licorice or sharp alcohol
Style & occasion: Mature & oakySipping neat
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Yes, if you're after bold, mature, oaky rums for sipping neat.
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58 community reviews
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Review by LukaŽiga
Most helpful positive review
8,6:On the nose, copper, sulphur, roasted wood notes like chocolate, leather, caramelized Demerara sugar, smoky/burnt, thick molasses with licorice, dried figs, prunes, bump into our nosetrils. On aeration, the molasses is vegetal, dark with black tea, orange peel joins, new roasted notes like toffee, mocha, spicy allspice. 8,4:On the palate, the attack is strong, intense:sulphurous, coppery, fruity with dried apricots, prunes, raisins, guava, the wood is roasted, sweet with dark chocolate, leather, caramelized Demerara sugar, espresso, caramel, spicy with vanilla, allspice, anise, the molasses is vegetal, dark with licorice.When the rum is well rested, the oak is toasted. 8,5:The finish is long, dry&tannic, coppery with roasted oak notes like nuts, dark chocolate, leather, caramel, spicy, fruity with dried fruits, cherry and orange peel and the molasses is dark with black tea, licorice. Edit:11.8.26.
Review by Boletus
Most helpful mixed review
This REV definitely brings all the characteristics I appreciate in this brand, but it’s still clearly young and therefore somewhat alcoholic and rough at times. I also would have hoped for more dried fruit and a bit less bitterness. A good rum, but I prefer one that’s a bit more mature and balanced.
Review by Eric Frechin
Guyana quite young in its tasting. A rather complex nose of wood, toffee, orange and leather. But with a dominance of spices. On the palate, the attack is easy, the roasted wood replaced by a bitter root and licorice. The spices are still present. Medium finish. A pleasant and accessible way to discover this distillery.
Review by mto75
The typical REV profile is unmistakable, caramel, toffee, dried fig, orange soda. Allspice, mocha, toasted barrel on the palate. Not bad, but I see the 2006 REV a little further up the points shelf
Review by cigares
A rum tasted at the GRF in 2025. A sweet nose, with molasses (bitter) and caramel. Wood, leather and tropical fruit. The palate is rather full-bodied, with mostly vanilla wood and caramel. It's good, but also lacks complexity and depth. The finish is rather short, with wood, caramel and stewed fruit.
Review by crazyforgoodbooze
Typical "young" Diamond REV profile. Very round, spicy and crisp and intense. All the familiar markers are where you want them, alcohol well integrated. Not a world first, but well made!
Review by Michael Schou
30-08-2025 - Rate 8.4 German Rum Festival Tasted this rum at Nobilis Warehouse Tasting # 2, half a year ago. Before it was bottled. And it’s still a very good rum. Love the “dark” profile it has. Thick and oily. Nose of wood, roast, dried fruits and leather. Palate that goes nice along with the smell. Toast, leather, wood and dried fruits/dates. Medium finish with wood and spices as the dominant once. 13-12-2025 - Rate 8.4 06-02-2026 - Rate 8.6 27-03-2026 - Rate 8.5
Review by zabo
All in all, a solid REV, but you can definitely tell it's still young. Compared to the 2006 REV that was tasted alongside it, it falls a bit short. Solid, but unfortunately not more than that right now.
Review by DomM
The REV DNA in this more recent vintage is clearly distinguishable. Not very surprising, obviously. However, the twist towards notes of coal and (heavily) buent sugar is very much dominating. Even after a couple of weeks in the opened bottle, this is only moderately moderated. I‘d not say this is bad per se, as this is a defining characteristic of the REV profile imho, but clearly worse versus the 2006 vintage (and the 1994s, obviously) at this point in time/aging. Very curious to see how the 2014 vintage will develop with some more years in the casks.
Review by Master P
Nice young, crisp Guyana REV. You can tell it's young a bit at the start, the alcohol is a bit sharp-edged. But after a few sips that settles down and the typical notes come through well. Quite successful.
Review by Johannes
Good rum, but for me clearly too much molasses and licorice notes.
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
02.09.2025 Already having a retaste 😊 --------------- #5603 30/31.08.2025 Tasted at the Germen Rum Fest, where I met a lot of the guys and also a lot of new faces. This release is a milder REV, but still has all the expected REV flavours you're normally looking for. I like it and I bought 2 bottles so that I can share it with friends and colleagues.
Review by Skyfly
Fair rating: Delicious REV, which is still a bit restrained on the nose, but triggers a true explosion of flavor on the palate. Personally find the spices a bit too pronounced on the palate. Alcohol very present.
Review by Fuwi
Great REV, almost bitter on the nose at first, like black tea that has steeped too long. On the tongue, there is initially a lot of dark, solid wood, oak or even heavier in the direction of mahogany. There is also a light caramel sweetness, vanilla and dark fruit. Needs some time in the glass to become round and smooth, before that it seems very rough and impetuous. But that also has its charm.
Review by Lukas Jäger
2014, the next REV vintage. Recognizable as Demerara on the nose, but I wouldn't classify it as REV for now. A little more familiar on the palate: Woody, dried fruit, a slight herbal note. Overall, however, somehow nothing really. Maybe in a few years, but at the moment it's clearly 94 >> 06 >> 14. Let's wait and see what the future brings.
Review by w00tAN
The REV profile is well known, with a bit of fermentation and tobacco on the nose. Wood and roasted notes are unmistakable. The finish starts intense but gets better with some time in the glass. I really like it.
Review by Basti
Tasty young REV.
Review by Nils123
On the nose it is initially a bit dry and not very promising. On the palate more aromas come through and even a slight sweetness (caramel). For me, the strongest is the long finish with a delicious combination of mocha, nuts and dark chocolate.
Review by TheJackDrop
Meh, well, at €130 that's expensive for sock coffee and a piece of dark chocolate. Despite some spices and herbal notes, it's a rather cold rum, a bit dry and bitter, that doesn't reveal much more.. no surprise, no wow effect, and a bit of alcohol on the nose. In short
Review by Joachim Guger
Powerful, balanced nose. Woody, chocolate, dried fruits and spices. Young, but well integrated alcohol. On the palate then more caramel, woody, peppery. Nice, long finish. Very good Demerara.
Review by Serge
Young REV profile with the expected markers. In my opinion behind the 2006s. And far from the 19994s, of course. Excited to see and taste what a few more years of wood will do to this vintage.
Review by Alexander Rasch
Even though the REV DNA is recognizable, it is still quite a bit away from the excellent 2006 vintage. Everything is still much more angular and edgy. Regardless, I really like the rum and it has a lot of potential. A few more years in the barrel could work wonders.
Review by TheRhumhoe
A profile to be enjoyed patiently during a cold and harsh winter. The nose is particularly dense, with notably very pronounced roasted and toasted notes, then more roasted aromas (coffee), chocolate, licorice, and spicy (winter spices). You can also distinguish leather, tobacco, earthy notes, and more caramelized sequences (molasses, toffee) that amplify the aromatic concentration. The varnished wood and fruits (raisin, prune, cherry) are also particularly heavy. It’s not the most complex profile, but it has body on the nose. The attack on the palate is very hot, almost sharp. You feel a burst on the palate that leans towards spices (licorice, chili, vanilla, anise), well-toasted wood, roasted notes, then roasted on chocolate and espresso coffee, but also leather, tobacco, caramel, and molasses. Dried and red fruits are secondary. The profile is full-bodied, typical of a REV but not as well mastered as in other vintages. It lacks a few years of aging to tame and complexify the profile. The finish is not the longest and leaves a bitter, tannic, and dry taste in the mouth. You find the bitterness of dark chocolate and coffee, the oak barrel tannins, the empyreumatic side of tobacco, leather, and hot caramel, but also the “enmoresque” spices and dried fruits, without significant aromatic variation. A fiery rum in its register but lacking finesse to claim a higher rank.
Review by Michal Jurka
Nice young REV.
Review by Schnubbii
Surprisingly good REV that gets better the more time it spends in the glass.
Review by Johnny Rumcask
Very nice REV nose, unfortunately the taste can't keep up: some dried fruit, dark notes, woody, slight bitterness. A slight off-note disappears with a little time. The lack of age is noticeable in the low complexity. For me, a solid entry-level REV, good but not very good.
Review by Carlitooo
A nice young REV that is fun.
Review by mandolin01
I love it! Ordered a sample from Passiln rhum, can't wait to get a full bottle. Its relative youth actually brings more pep and fruitiness than a REV 1994. Less dark, less chocolate, less coffee, more freshness. A very good REV in my opinion.
Review by Stano
Tasting with friends in Banská Bystrica, flavor-wise a good rum, more caramel is noticeable but the alcohol is nicely integrated, potstill Versailles doesn't disappoint, a good choice
Review by R Wehner
Nase direkt kräftig lecker Guyana; Zunge ähnlich, tolle Würze, kräftig, nicht scharf, leicht schokoladig, bissel Lakritze, toll! ,
Review by Newton
A good, easy-drinking young Guyanese rum with notes of dried fruit, leather, wood, and chocolate.
Review by Sebastiaan Linssen
Tasted at GRF opening party Good Nobilis, but rather on the lower end of all the Nobilis I have tasted. Nevertheless, still a nice bottling.
Review by Julien le chef
Dark and intense rum, both in color and taste, with rather intense notes of wood and toast, interesting for lovers of strong sensations in every sense of the word, not suitable for novice enthusiasts
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Expert review by The Dunder Hut
GRF, okay but the alcohol is not well integrated
Nobilis Diamond No. 51 (14. GRF) REV 2014 at live auctions
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What does Nobilis Diamond No. 51 (14. GRF) REV 2014 cost?
Community paid 114–150 €.
Current best price: 139.00 € – within the typical community range.
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Details about Nobilis Diamond No. 51 (14. GRF) REV 2014
A rum from Guyana, bottled by Nobilis Rum, at 61,4%.
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