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1731 Fine & Rare Guatemala Panama Belize XO Rum Central America
Apricot and vanilla lead on the nose, sweet and fruity enough that one taster said it almost reads like a liqueur. The palate turns drier and thinner, though — caramel, a little oak, and an unusual almond note a few members flagged as its one real quirk. Easy to drink, but most found it light and one-dimensional, with the apricot lingering into a short finish.
The community says- Apricot-vanilla nose
- But: Thin palate
- But: Lacks depth
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How does 1731 Fine & Rare Guatemala Panama Belize XO Rum Central America taste?
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Light, apricot-vanilla sipper that thins out Ratings land mostly mid-6s. A promising apricot-vanilla nose that falls off on the palate — light, a touch sharp for 46%, and short on depth or complexity.
People who like light, easy-going sippers with a soft fruity nose
Anyone wanting depth, weight or complexity
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RumX’s 0–10 scale is strict: 6.5 sits in the “Pleasant” band. 16% of tasters rate it Good or better; only 12% rate it below average. See the full rating guide →
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75% rate it between 6 and 8. 7 selected write-ups from 24 community ratings. You can view the complete list in our app.
Review by Rumpalumpa
An der Nase ziemlich süß und fruchtig, in Richtung Aprikose. Erinnert fast schon an einen Likör. Am Gaumen dann aber deutlich trockener aber relativ dünn, trotz der 46%. Die Aprikose bleibt auch im Abgang.
Review by Kieron Wood
A delicious light rum that has almond flavours which for me is a unique flavour in rum .. not bad as a lightly aged rum .. different that it's from Belize
Review by crazyforgoodbooze
leider sehr enttäuschend, seltsam Alkoholisch und scharf trotz nur 46% und dazu einfach kaum Komplexität... schade dass geht besser
Review by Pavel Spacek
It would be a standard crap rum, if - there is more mint than in some TDL!
Review by Claes Nilsson
Taste is good but just to little for me
Review by TheJackDrop
Sans intérêt particulier
Review by Anonymous
Passion fruit, funky, sharp
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Details about 1731 Fine & Rare Guatemala Panama Belize XO Rum Central America
A Column Still Rum from Multiple countries, bottled by 1731 Fine & Rare, at 46%.
Community purchases
16 bottles logged by 16 collectors.
A drinker & collector.
18% opened, 3 emptied and repurchased.
What does 1731 Fine & Rare Guatemala Panama Belize XO Rum Central America cost?
Current best price: 31.90 €.
16 purchased · 25 tasted · 3 wishlist · as of
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