Caroni Kill Devil (The Whisky Barrel) HTR
The "Kill Devil (The Whisky Barrel) HTR" was produced in Trinidad at the Caroni distillery. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Hunter Laing. It was distilled in 1998 from Molasses and then aged for 20 years. The rum has an ABV of 64,8% and the mark is HTR. This is a limited release and there are only 214 bottles. 9 community members rated this rum with an average of 8.2/10. The rum smells like Rubber, Bicycle tube and Metallic, and on the palate there is Alcoholic, Rubber and Peppery.
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"Limited to a mere 246 bottles this is a very nice one indeed.A dark profile all the way. A nose with lots of flavours especially if you let it rest. Flowery, fruity and the typical tar and rubber. I have a tad of thyme as well.The palate is fruity with oak and smoke and it is spicy, really spice in a pleasant way. The rubber and tar is there again with a bit of chocolate.The finish is long, spicy and has some honey to it."
"Nose: In addition to the alcohol, a clear note of marzipan. In addition, aromas of rubber and herbs.Palate: Strong alcohol appearance, sharp, then the spice dominates. Accompaniments of, herbs, vanilla, fruits.Finish: Bitter dirty flavors remain, rubber and spice.Conclusion: More marzipan on the nose than the big brother with 65%, but on the palate almost identical with the typical characteristics. However, there are more intense or full-bodied representatives."