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TCRL Port Mourant Guyana 2005
Most tasters land on "good, not great" here — a proper continental Port Mourant with the classic markers. Give it time in the glass and you get prune, mirabelle, anise, nutmeg and a whiff of glue, with roasty oak and that gentle PM bitterness. The recurring gripe: at cask strength the alcohol runs hot and a touch sharp, and the finish is on the short side.
The community says- Classic PM markers
- Roasty oak & spice
- But: Hot alcohol
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How does TCRL Port Mourant Guyana 2005 taste?
Summarized by AI from 17 community reviews.
Roasty, spicy Port Mourant, runs hot Solid continental Port Mourant with prune, anise and roasty oak. Most rate it well; the common catch is hot, not-quite-integrated alcohol and a shortish finish.
Port Mourant fans who like dry, roasty, cask-strength Demerara
Anyone put off by hot, spirit-forward alcohol or wanting a long finish
Style & occasion: Mature & oakySipping neat
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17 community reviews
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Review by Timo Groeger
Most helpful positive review
Going into the darkness describes this rum quite well. It's definitely very roasted, wood and spice (especially nutmeg) are recognizable here. Also a bit of glue on the palate. Not an outstanding Guyana, but a good one.
Review by DosenZorn
Most helpful mixed review
Tasted as a 5cl sample. Initially very alcoholic on the nose, the rum opens up after about an hour. Then I can perceive plums, stone fruit, vanilla and a slight woody influence, as well as glue. An alcoholic taste remains a constant companion on the palate. There is also a pleasant bitterness and a rather spicy profile with a sweetness that is not too overpowering. The finish is quite short. Conclusion: not outstanding overall, alcohol is very intrusive. Solid, but nothing more.
Review by mto75
At first, the nose is quite alcoholic, but then the typical markers of continentally aged PMs come through, like olive, anise, mirabelle, and vanilla, plus that certain 'funkiness' as noted with the Romdeluxe PM 2005. On the palate, oak, nutmeg, and a very pleasant bitterness. The alcohol could be a bit better integrated (which also leads to a slightly sharp finish). Otherwise, the TCRL description fits pretty well for me.
Review by Andi
Today's winner of the evening. Nice complex profile, with light funkiness, pleasant PM bitter tones, wood and dried fruits, towards raisin/plum. The alcohol is well integrated and can be sipped away easily.
Review by Frank
Nose: Honey-sweet and fruity and spicy. And then immediately dried, sulphured apricot with a hint of dry leather and smoky wood. Vanilla is therefore also present. Palate: pleasantly spicy and not too bitter. Slightly sweet in the direction of dried plum. There is a slightly artificial note of burnt plastic, but really very briefly. Nutmeg, a little menthol, a little aniseed. Finish: aniseed Delicious!
Community shelf
10 bottles logged by 10 collectors.
Both drunk and collected.
20% opened, 1 emptied.
What does TCRL Port Mourant Guyana 2005 cost?
Community paid 73–85 €.
Current best price: 100.04 € – above the typical community range.
Purchase prices reported by members, not a shop price. Avg. 70 €. Full price & collection history in RX+ →
10 purchased · 17 tasted · 8 wishlist · as of
Details about TCRL Port Mourant Guyana 2005
A Pot Still Rum from Guyana, bottled by Transcontinental Rum Line, at 58.1%.
Port Mourant closed in 1955. So why does this bottle exist? The RumX guide →
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