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Milano Rum Festival & Barmetro Port Mourant 2008
Pear, mirabelle and yellow orchard fruit lead the nose here — this is a lighter, fruitier Port Mourant than most. Several tasters note the usual PM markers (wet wood, anise, pepper) stay unusually shy, leaving fruit and a touch of honey up front. The palate turns drier and more peppery, with licorice and a faintly smoky, coffee-like edge on the long finish.
The community says- Pear, mirabelle nose
- Anise and licorice
- But: Alcohol not integrated
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How does Milano Rum Festival & Barmetro Port Mourant 2008 taste?
Aggregated from 23 community reviews.
Fruity, pear-led Demerara with peppery finish Well-liked as a fruit-forward Port Mourant, though the classic markers are muted. A few find the 57% alcohol not fully integrated, and the palate less fruity than the nose.
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RumX’s 0–10 scale is strict: 8.1 sits in the “Very good” band. 95% of tasters rate it Good or better; only 0% rate it below average. See the full rating guide →
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65% rate it 8 or higher. 13 selected write-ups from 23 community ratings. You can view the complete list in our app.
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
Most helpful positive review
06.03.2020 Met up with some colleagues to give a tasting at this old iconic place. Notes. Light in colour. Nose Wood, light roasted, nutts, dried fruit, herbs, earthy. Palate Fresh, wood, roasted, raisin, earthy, natural sweetness, nutty, herbs. Finish Medium long, wood, roasted, raisin, herbs.
Review by cigares
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A Port Mourant with a very light color and lots of fruit, pear, mirabelle plum, plum. The palate does not highlight the fruit, but rather pepper and spices, leather. The finish is long on pepper and spices with a bit of wet woody bitterness.With the glass empty come back the fruits of the nose, interesting.Not an unforgettable rum though.Thanks Rodolphe for the sample.
Review by mto75
good PM. Reminiscent of the Rum Cask PMs (MPM/PM), with lots of yellow fruits and notes towards olive and anise. On the palate, mirabelle plums, apple, burnt sugar, which fades into wood and a fresh, slightly peppery note.
Review by tojo
Very pleasantly surprised by this PM. On the nose yellow fruit, mirabelle and pear. A sweetness of honey and caramel. On the palate silky smooth. Fruit flavors also dominate here, as well as some spice (anise and licorice). Thanks to Rodolphe for the sample.👍
Review by DosenZorn
A rum that you do not particularly notice its age of 10 years. Very fruity nose, pome fruit and yellow fruits dominate. The palate is dominated by fruity acidity. Green apples and a light honey sweetness alternate and spices join in.Interesting, but not my preferred profile. As someone else has already noted a great similarity to the TRC MDX.
Review by RumTaTa
Very good rum with picture book Port Mourant profile 🙂 The rum accomplishes the feat of being sweet and fruity as well as dusty dry on the finish!
Review by alex
This is just delicious 😍
Review by Djehey
Nez fruité Bouche plutôt boisée et épicée Final avec une amertume et un côté fumé qui rappelle le café/chocolat. L'alcool pourrait être mieux intégré. J'ai bu une bouteille. Il a énormément évolué mais au final, je ne suis pas très fan...
Review by TheJackDrop
"Très belle découverte Étonnant doux au départ, fruité, puis très mentholé ! En resume, mes notes de degutation : Au nez : Mirabelle En bouche : Poivré, Mentholé, Réglisse, Poire La finale plutot orientee vers : Mentholé"
Review by Rodolphe
C'est un beau Port Mourant avec un nez bien agréable et flatteur, très orienté fruits à chair blanche, style poire, mais sans oublier les marqueurs typiques de port mourant comme son traditionnel bois humide. En bouche c'est très agréable également mais peut être moins fruité qu'au nez. Un beau Port Mourant qui ne déplaira pas aux amateurs du genre.
Review by Pavel Spacek
Nice and strong PM, pretty alcohol taste not fully integrated
Review by Pouya
Très joli nez gorgé de fruits, bouche plus foutraque, la mélasse dans toute sa splendeur
Review by Cédric Meyers
Au nez, si on devait le goûter à l'aveugle ça serait difficile car on ne retrouve casi pas les marqueurs typique des port mourant. En bouche ces mêmes marqueurs sont très discret ce qui pour moi rend ce port mourant plutôt agréable.
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Details about Milano Rum Festival & Barmetro Port Mourant 2008
A rum from Guyana, bottled by Milano Rum Festival & Barmetro, at 57%.
Port Mourant closed in 1955. So why does this bottle exist? The RumX guide →
Community purchases
13 bottles logged by 13 collectors.
A drinker's rum.
38% opened, 4 emptied and repurchased.
What does Milano Rum Festival & Barmetro Port Mourant 2008 cost?
Community paid 94–170 €.
Current best price: 192.00 € – above the typical community range.
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