The Auditor

This is a release from US Independent bottler Holmes Cay. A new line of product for them this breaks the mold of their single cask line to bring in single origin, in this case from Fiji. This is a blend done in partnership with The Rumcast is a blend of lightly aged molasses based post […]

This rum comes to us from indie bottler The Duchess. This Hamped is the C<>H mark which is incredible high in ester count 1300-1400, aged for 13 years in Europe, then bottled at cask strength with no additives. ABV: 66.9% Nose: Earthiness, Charred pineapple, Star Anise, Allspice, Black pepper, Rubber Cement Palate: Thick oily mouthfeel, Earthiness, Charred Pineapple,

This 5 year old rum comes to us from dependent bottler Habitation Velier. From the famed Hampden distillery in Jamaica, this rum of the <>H Marque was aged for 5 years on the tropics before being bottled at barrel proof with no additives. Clocking in at 885.5g/hlap this is high compared to many other marques,

This aged Agricole rhum from Martinique comes to us by way of California spirits seller K&L Wines. This cask was aged at Trois Rivieres distillery by squeezing fresh pressed cane juice that is then put into barrels for ageing. This barrel of Limousin oak was filled on June 30th 2005 and dumped on June 28th

This rum coms to us from South African rum distiller Mhoba. This bottling is a blend of their Pot Still High Ester rum and their select reserve glass cask. I had this blind then was revealed the bottle, so keep that in mind while reading my review ABV: 58% Nose: Over-Ripe Fruits, Grilled Mango, Slight Star Anise,

This bottling comes to us by way of the Golden Devil IB brand, which is bottled for K&L. This one is a Jamaican rum from New Yarmouth. The marque is likely the WN, the same as Wray and Nephew Overproof. This has also been mostly tropically aged for most of the 26 years, giving this