Beenleigh Artisan Distillery 13 Years Old The Duchess Cask 38 63.4% 2007
€ 79,26 (in Vat)
Distillery | Beenleigh Artisan Distillery |
Bottler | The Duchess |
Serie | SPECIAL EDITIONS |
Bottled for | |
Distilled date | 2007 |
Bottling date | 2021 |
Country | Australia |
Region | South Australia |
Age | 13 |
Cask Type | Refill Bourbon Cask |
Cask Number | 38 |
Alcohol percentage | 63.4 |
Volume | 0,70 |
Condition | Perfect |
Label | Perfect |
Stock |
Professional reviews
BOW (88)
10 Years Oceanian Aging
When we were contacted by Beenleigh’s master distiller Steve Magarry if we were interested in releasing a Beenleigh we where instantly excited about this. It’s not the typical country when thinking about rum but as a matter of fact it is one of the oldest in the world.
They have their roots in Guyana and when they started in the old days on a riverboat most of their workers where from Guyana!
We came across this particular cask and we are very excited about this release. This definitely a edition anyone should try.
The Platypus is actually swimming ion front of the river the distillery is using for its water when distilling.
OTHER (87)
Maltsfascination.com:
Sniff:
Weirdly funky with paint stripper and oak. Sweet sugarcane, quite chemical, but also with some red fruits, and apricot.
Sip:
The palate isn’t too sharp with some warm-up (as in, you should work up to this). Peppery heat, chemical paint stripper, but other things too. Fruits, grassy notes of sugarcane. Apricot, cherries and strawberries.
Swallow:
The finish is more typical of good rum, a bit sweeter. More herbaceous than sweet, but all on steroids.
While this paint-stripper stuff sounds negative, it actually is not. It does remind me a little bit of the gentler St. Lucia rums, and those are quite lovely. It’s a bit like peated whisky differs from unpeated whisky.
All in all this is quite a lovely drink, and because of it’s history and rather unique origins (yes, I know Bundaberg rum exists) it makes it all the more interesting.