Perola Bellamy‘s Reserve Guyana Cask Finish
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Sehr Süss mild, Vanille, leicht
Soweit die komplexeste Nase der Fünf und dabei sehr gefällig. Mir fehlt der Vergleich zu Enmore Produkten generell, aber hier hat's insgesamt mehr Charakter und Tiefe. Im Mund äußert sich das mit einer Kräuternote und herberem Abgang als die anderen. Steht der fruchtigen Basis sehr gut - schlägt aber auch preislich über die Stränge.
Very delicious, sweetened Rum! Great for beginners, with a very bad value for money ratio. In the nose some notes of honey, marzipan, vanilla, oak, toasted. Lovely for sweet-rum lovers. In the mouth the sweetness continues with some notes of marzipan, fruitcake, vanilla, oak (barrel), toasted. The finish is medium long and sweet with some tastes of vanilla and oak.
Had a Bellamy's Reserve tasting yesterday and it was kind of a disappointment to say the least. Here's the second of the six. Not a bad rum if you're looking for Guyana sweetness, but you'd be better off with an El Dorado 15 or 21 years old, which are both better and cheaper. Price to quality is not good.