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W.D.I. Marketing Clarendon Single Pot Still Jamaica Rum 1991
Opinions land in the middle here — interesting old bottling, but nobody calls it a knockout. It's a lighter, low-ester Clarendon: smoky ester on the nose, banana, citrus peel and green pepper, then young oak and a touch of bitterness on the palate. A few tasters found it drier and more modern than expected, one even sweet and thick-bodied. Drinkable and a real curiosity more than a showpiece.
The community says- Smoky ester nose
- Banana & citrus peel
- But: Bitter edge
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How does W.D.I. Marketing Clarendon Single Pot Still Jamaica Rum 1991 taste?
Summarized by AI from 10 community reviews.
Light, low-ester Clarendon curiosity Rated a fair middle by most — a light Jamaican worth trying for the history, marked down for a thin, unclear palate and audible alcohol at the back.
collectors chasing old-school lighter Jamaicans
funk chasers wanting big ester punch
Style & occasion: Tropical & funkySipping neat
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Review by zabo
Nikis and Arturs Jamaican adventures part 2. First of all, a big thank you again for the chance to have such rarities in the glass. To put it simply, Jamaican rum decades ago was not the rum you know from Jamaica today, but still very interesting to try. These are not really top-notch, but still more than drinkable.
Review by cigares
A rum from the series “Niki’s and Artur's Jamaican Adventures Part 2”. Esters on the nose with tropical fruits, apple, yellow fruits and light wood. Esters on the palate too, the alcohol is a bit too present, the wood is well integrated. It is a bit less interesting than the nose. A quite pleasant rum and more “modern” than the others.
Review by Leo Krüper
On the nose I have acidity, wood and noticeable cask notes. On the palate then bourbon cask notes and some sweetness because of that. At the back the alcohol is noticeable. I don't like it, again a very unclear profile without real character.
Review by SaibotZtar
Nikis and Arturs Jamaican Adventures No6 Fruity nose banana, a bit of pineapple. Olive, green pepper ester, lemon peel zest (the white part). Surprisingly sweet and viscous on the palate. Strong parallels to WP... green banana, sugar ester, pepper.
Review by Mirco
Tasting by Niki and Arturs Aventurien Part 2. Many thanks for the opportunity to try these old curiosities & rarities! 😊 Number 6 Light Jamaican. Balanced with fruit and spice but a bit bitter.
Review by Johannes
Nikis and Artur's Jamaican adventures part 2: on the nose Clarendon, also on the palate the typical profile with some bitterness, but also light spice and fruit.
Review by Jakob
Nice Jamaica profile, intense fruitiness, citrus aromas, banana, spices, young wood. Not top aromatic class, but a well-drinkable release.
Review by DomM
On the nose there is this smoky low ester Clarendon note, I quite like. On the palate I could not point it to Clarendon tbh. Not too much expression there.
Details about W.D.I. Marketing Clarendon Single Pot Still Jamaica Rum 1991
A rum from Jamaica, bottled by W.D.I. Marketing, at 46%.
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