Grander Owner Dan DeHart Interview (Podcast)
Published by Grander ago
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Aged for a minimum 8 years in ex-bourbon American White Oak barrels.
Gold Medal, 2016 San Francisco World Spirits Competition
92 Points, 2016 Ultimate Spirits Challenge
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Love the general profile but the proof is lower than I prefer. If you can find private barrels then that's where it's at with the higher proof!
A little reference to the VanHalen song to get started. Pretty good rum. Nice smell good taste, with a fair amount of burn at close to 100 proof. The usual rum flavor with a little bit of Bourbon toward the end. Pretty smooth for the high alcohol content. Iβm not sure Panama is known for itβs rum, but this is a good import.
I have yet to try it as it is still on my bar untouched for a few months. I just wanted to give it the benefit of doubt with the scoring prior to me tasting and adjusting accordingly.
It was a special offer here on the web.
I got it because it has 45% alcohol.
In the nose i smell wood, oak, spices.
If you let it stay for 15 minutes, the burn is gone and smooth vanilla and berries are exploring your mouth. Long lasting.
But i expected a little more.
A new find. Said to be an 8y laid on bourbon barrels. Slight spicy notes with an oaky undertone.
The taste follows through with the smell. Starts smooth but immediately follows through with spicy notes akin to an OP Rum.
For an 8y I was expecting the flavor to be a little more subdued, with rounded mellow flavored.
The labelling mentions that there are no additives in this rum. It is apparently aged 8 years, but there's nothing in the taste that supports this. There isn't a lot of flavor here. There is, however plenty of burn.
Published by Grander ago
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I enjoyed it better slightly chilled, good for sipping, definitely present the bourbon hints.