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Rum Artesanal Ethereal Blended Rum (Single Cask Rum Blog)
The surprise here is how well two very different rums lock together: fat Jamaican fruit-esters (pineapple, banana, marzipan) sitting on a dark, spicy Guyana backbone of wood and roast. At 58.4% it's intense but well-knit, and tasters keep finding new corners — citrus peel, clove, chocolate, dried fruit. Several guessed Hampden or New Yarmouth blind. A blend that genuinely earns the fuss.
The community says- Layered and evolving
- Fruit-ester harmony
- Long spicy finish
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Summarized by AI from 46 community reviews.
Complex, high-proof Jamaica-Guyana blend Members are near-unanimous: a complex, evolving Jamaica-Guyana blend where the two origins harmonize beautifully. The only quibbles are a slightly reserved nose and, for some, wanting more Guyana.
Experienced drinkers who love ester-rich Jamaican funk with tropical aged depth
Beginners and anyone sensitive to high ABV
Style & occasion: Tropical & funkySipping neat
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46 community reviews
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Review by Jakob
Chapeau to the two gentlemen blenders. An impressively good rum, the already outstanding ingredients create an extremely impressive interplay of aromas... everything that characterizes an outstanding navy blend is here in terms of taste. This bottling is simply a hell of a lot of fun!
Review by Oliver
Wow, what a terrific blend! Perfect Jamaica base with sophisticated Guyana notes. Very cool!
Review by crazyforgoodbooze
What a board. New Yarmouth meets Hampden meets Guyana REV. New Yarmouth brings cookie dough, tangerine peel and pastry, Hampden brings the fat, oily butter and fruit esters and Guyana REV brings the backbone with intense dark spice flavors and wood roast aromas to round it all off. The finish is almost sesame caramel or baklava with pineapple and citrus marmalade. Grandiose bottling! A perfect navy rum! Edit: I would probably rate it at 8.1-8.4 blind but when you know what's in it and what it "only" cost, the rating is automatically massively adjusted 😅
Review by cigares
RumX Advent Calendar, day 23. A beautiful nose of controlled esters and tropical fruits, pineapple, banana and citrus. Sweetness too. The palate is soft and delicious, with fruit but much less than on the nose. The wood is supportive and the ABV should be rather low. The finish is soft and rather long. A very fine rum, with character and sweetness, quite delicious even if the ABV is rather low.
Review by SaibotZtar
An insanely 😎 good blend. Unbelievable how Guyana and Jamaica play together so harmoniously here... Fruity esters like Anna's mango, marzipan, banana, leather, heavy molasses, wood, caramel, just to name a few... This rum is in a class of its own, very very awesome!
Review by Dr.Django
The idea of blending such good single casks is pretty bold, but it totally worked here. What an awesome blend! From the nose to the incredibly long finish, an excellent rum that reveals new flavors with every sip. Thanks a lot for the sample @Saibot
Review by zabo
RumX Advent Calendar 2024 Day 23 What a great blend, thanks for that. Has a lot of power and really puts you in a good mood. Too bad there were so few bottles of it. I would like to have one or two in reserve.
Review by Serge
Great blend with a nice combination of Jamaican chocolate sides (esters, fruit, pineapple, Hampden spice, NY cookies, almond) and Guyana. Even if - just for my taste, of course - the Guyana part should be a little more present. Complaining at a high level - a very strong blend in which the flavors complement each other perfectly.
Review by Thunderbird
It has finally landed in my glass. And I have to say, it's worth it. It is very complex and multi-faceted in terms of aromas. From the nose to the finish, there are always new nuances. It is pleasantly soft and yet very intense in the mouth. The blend of fruit, esters, spices and wood is very balanced and harmonizes perfectly. A first-class blend that was unfortunately only available in very limited quantities. All the more reason for me to thank the noble donor 🙇♂️
Review by Timo Groeger
RumX Advent Calendar 2024 Day 23: Here we have a really brilliant blend consisting of Jamaica and Guyana. Ester on the nose, but also pineapple and herbs. On the palate it is very spicy, but pineapple and esters are still recognizable.
Review by Boletus
Day 23 of the RumX advent calendar: Only subtle esters are at work here, but this rum still has a very appealing aroma package at the start due to its intensive maturation. The combination of tropical fruitiness with the natural basic sweetness of burnt sugar and toasty oak together with a few spices is very convincing. Very tasty!
Review by mto75
RX Calendar 24: On the nose first HD Ester, but after a few minutes also room for cake spices, baking dough, fresh herbs, barrel, dried fruits, orange zest. Really extremely varied and complex on the nose! On the palate roasted, coffee, tobacco, leather, but also fruity (grapefruit?). Great blend!
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
#5432 27.06.2025 Relaxing with a few samples while listening to some Armin van Buuren mixes. Nose Fresh, light wood, medium intense, fruity, ester, light orange, clove, light plum, faint caramel. Palate Fresh, medium intense, oily, naturally sweet, light marzipan, light citrus, ester, light licorice, medium spicy, light wood. Finish Long and warm, light wood, fruity, faint marzipan, light licorice, light spicy, oily, clove. Empty glass Light chocolate, vanilla, clove, light pineapple, light licorice.
Review by Michael Ihmels 🇩🇪
Wow really cool rum from the advent calendar. Here is a blend from Jamaica and Guyana... fruity and ester on the nose and slightly spicy on the palate, but also fruity again like pineapple and citrus fruits.
Review by RumTaTa
Characteristic features of different distilleries are already noticeable on the nose. I think I can identify Long Pond and Hampden. I didn't think of Guyane - I had put my money on Panama because of the chocolate notes. Quite alcoholic on the palate with the same aromas plus cask. Nice long chocolaty finish.
Review by Manuel
Excellent blend of a Guyana & Jamaica rum. For me, the Guyana influences are clearly more present, which I like. This blend flies somewhat under the radar because unfortunately there are very few bottles.
Review by TheJona'Spirits
🎁 Sample obtained thanks to RX points. 👃 Esters, multiple tropical fruits, light dried fruits, almond paste, delicious mandarin liqueur, caramelized fruit juices, sap, cooked vanilla, cooking spices, noble wood, wood glue, beeswax, a bit of rubber, light leather. Magnificent nose, complex, complete, funky and not lacking delicacy. Jamaican esters blend harmoniously with Guyanese roasting. 😋 More citrus and bitter than on the nose. Small limes combined with red peppers. Fruity freshness (pineapple and mango), candied orange citrus. The esters seem less lively than the nose suggested. Salty licorice, trace of coffee bean, wood present, sap still, wood care products. A palate totally in line with the nose. Excellent integration of the alcohol. ⛳ Long, warm, slightly bitter. More wood essence, the cask marks the finish. Menthol freshness, tropical fruits, combawa, chamomile sweet tea, slightly salty licorice, sap, dried fruits. 🏅 In the top 3 Navy Rums I have tasted so far. Almost at the same level as the unbeatable Velier Royal Navy. Very complex, lots of subtleties and aromatic variations from nose to finish, without the typical empyreumatic of Caroni.
Review by w00tAN
First impression on the nose "Hello Jamaica" but we learned at the latest yesterday: let it stand first ;) Over time fruit citrus fruits? In the mouth then full-bodied, nice fruit and fine sweetness. Alcohol perfectly integrated. Very tasty! So second batch and no longer blind tasted, I think I recognize the components more clearly. I really like this blend exceptionally well.
Review by Alex1981
RumX Calendar 2024 Day 23: Nose quite closed, dark, roasted notes, unripe light fruit. On the palate intense, wood spice, green banana, roasted. High ABV. Medium-long finish, dark, chocolate, coconut, slightly bitter. Older Worthy Park? But clearly more complex, very exciting and tasty! Only the nose could be more intense.
Review by Tom Buteneers
Some esters in the nose, heavy complex profile, a lot of wood, a bit astringent in the finish. For me not really sweetness in the finish, but wood and bitterness (not in a bad way). I’m also in Jamaica somewhere but I’m really lost what would fit the bill here. Old Clarendon usually has more mint to it in my mind… The Appleton hearts have that Jamaica/Guyana crossover feel to it, but I don’t remember the ester part in it so pronounced. The older Hampdens and Long Ponds that I’ve tasted are usually fruitier. Maybe a blend indeed? Don’t think I’ve ever had it in the glass. Really curious about the outcome!
Review by Buddudharma
Simply great, more of this please!
Review by Mentalo
Nice blend from Jamaica (New Yarmouth and Hampden) and Guyana. Considering today's price but unfortunately only 60 bottles. Dreamy. The aromas harmonize wonderfully, with Guyana somewhat dominating.
Review by Mirco
Insane blend. But with those ingredients, no wonder this thing bangs!
Review by Righrum
That's really difficult to guess. The nose and the finish point towards and old rum from Guadalupe, all or partially molasses based, with agrumes, leather, old wood. All of these will appear again in the finish When in comes to the palate, this is another rum, with a lot of esters and tropical fruit. Impossible to say what this is, indeed this is a great rum
Review by TheJackDrop
Wow. What a punch! A nose balanced between esters, pineapple, leather and wood. A spicy mouthfeel at first then very rich, creamy, on a salty mango, and a very indulgent marzipan side. Very long finish, between fruits and a woodiness that comes back nicely. Sublime, soft, complex, balanced, evolving. I love it!
Review by Agricoler
Day 23 RumX Advent Calendar Wow, that's delicious!!! Lots of esters and really nice barrel notes on the nose. The fruits are slightly tropical for me with a bit of sweet red apple and vanilla and tangerine. No waste at all on the palate. Nice spices (baked apple/wintery). Really great fruity finish.
Review by Alexander Rasch
Calendar 2024 Day 23: A difficult box, as so much is mixed together. Dark but also varnish and a certain funk. Could be a low ester Jamaica rum, but the herbs are irritating. Possibly with a strong finish. But probably a blend. I can't define it more precisely. In any case, lots of tropical storage, around 60% and lots of wood. Very tasty. Edit: an excellent blend. Very nice drop. Jamaica and Guyana are a perfect match. I'm really looking forward to tasting the rum. Great cinema. Top.
Review by Djehey
I searched for a long time without really finding out what it was. There are a lot of things in there. But once you know it, it's obvious! A magnificent blend where the origins really marry well! A bottle I would love to have...
Review by primus
RumX Advent calendar 2024 door number 23: Smells good: woody, vanilla, caramel, a little dried fruit. Tastes good: a little fruity, a little dry, a little woody, a little musty. Stays there for a long time: tip top
Review by Martin Spooner
Blind tasting Advent calendar 2024: the nose says Jamaica. Few ester notes but still recognizable. On the palate already some sharpness to taste. Also chocolate and a bit cherry-like, it still has something. Not bad.
Review by Filip Šikula
Rum-X Advent calendar Oliver Gerhart 2024 Day 23 A very interesting combination of rum from Jamaica and Guyana. The combination creates a very interesting piece, which on the nose reminds more of Guyana, while on the palate the tones from Jamaica are more pronounced.
Review by Frank
The Jamaica influence predominates (of course, 2/3 esters!), the 1/3 Guyana is really good for the blend. Citrus-fruity with a nice spicy-woody impact. I like it.
Review by Schnubbii
RumX Advent Calendar 2024 Day 23: Great, inviting nose with dark but also fruity notes. Ester, cassis and also darker roasted aromas come together here. Just like that, only more intense, it continues on the palate. With some dried fruits and marmalade it finishes medium-long. It's worth sniffing the empty glass. A very nice rum with a profile I don't know like this. I would guess a high-quality blend.
Review by FischeJ
Really good blend. Alternates between Jamaica and then Guyana coming through.
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19 bottles logged by 16 collectors.
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26% opened, 2 emptied.
What did the community pay for Rum Artesanal Ethereal Blended Rum (Single Cask Rum Blog)?
Community paid 80–150 €.
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Details about Rum Artesanal Ethereal Blended Rum (Single Cask Rum Blog)
A Pot Still Rum from Multiple countries, bottled by Heinz Eggert GmbH, at 58.4%.
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