Pusser’s 15-Year-Old is an exceptional rum that upholds the traditions of the Royal Navy Admiralty. Crafted in small batches and produced in limited editions, it embodies both the 300-year heritage of the British Navy and the refinement of oak barrel aging. This prestigious blend of Demerara rums (Guyana) highlights the famous Port Mourant still. Powerful, complex, and indulgent, this rum will appeal to discerning connoisseurs seeking an authentic spirit rich in history.
TASTING NOTES:
NOSE: Marked by the Port Mourant distillate, it opens with a bold and typically English profile, featuring slightly metallic and powdery accents. Exotic fruits intertwine with currants and pastry notes of dried fruits. Spices are well present, with hints of clove and cardamom. A delicate note of candied cherry evokes Guadeloupean rums, bringing a balance between power and exoticism. Aeration reveals a tangy and spicy woodiness, accompanied by a slight solvent touch reminiscent of Jamaica, enhanced by notes of fresh banana peel.
PALATE: The attack is smooth and indulgent, unveiling rich flavors of prunes and candied fruits that release a sweet and velvety juice. Very quickly, exoticism takes over with notes of salted caramel and a slight smokiness. The finish on the palate evolves into a fresher plum, revealing a slightly more alcoholic edge that structures the whole.
FINISH: Long and persistent, it extends the pleasure with undertones of blond tobacco and delicate smoke. Despite a certain sweetness, the rum retains a strong character that is distinctly English.
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