walnuts
dark chocolate
fresh vanilla
peanut
tropical fruits
dark fruit
roasted
oak
Gold of Mauritius
Dark
Tasting Notes
Appearance / Colour
Dark Copper.
Smell / Nose / Aroma
Slight musty cork-like note with dark chocolate, hot sawn wood and peanuts.
Flavour / Taste / Palate
Walnuts, wet cardboard, some more walnuts and sweet dark chocolate covered peanuts with peppery alcohol prickle.
Finish
Fiery finish with walnuts, dark chocolate and oak.
Flavour Spiral
Walnuts, dark chocolate, peanut, tropical fruits, fresh vanilla, sugar, roasted, oak, coconut.
Dark Copper.
Smell / Nose / Aroma
Slight musty cork-like note with dark chocolate, hot sawn wood and peanuts.
Flavour / Taste / Palate
Walnuts, wet cardboard, some more walnuts and sweet dark chocolate covered peanuts with peppery alcohol prickle.
Finish
Fiery finish with walnuts, dark chocolate and oak.
Flavour Spiral
Walnuts, dark chocolate, peanut, tropical fruits, fresh vanilla, sugar, roasted, oak, coconut.
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Port Wine Divine.
Mauritius has miles of sugar cane fields. It has vanilla and pineapples and lychees. It had the dodo bird, its national symbol, until that was hunted to extinction in the 17th century. And it has Rum. In fact, Mauritius recently became one of the few places in the World to produce two types of Rum, both molasses and agricole. Until 2006 there was a prohibition on the production of agricole – Rum made from sugar cane juice – as the island was so heavily reliant on its sugar-refining industry, but with the lifting of that ban came a minor explosion of the product and Mauritius is now setting out its stall as a global provider of Rum. Among them is Gold of Mauritius Rum and the craft team behind it, led by Frederic Bestel.
Gold of Mauritius Dark Rum is made with molasses, held in Port wine barrels for three months before going through filtration and adjustment then spending a further eight to 12 months in barrels. Due to its ageing process, there's some sediment in the bottles, similar to what happens with wine.
Mauritius has miles of sugar cane fields. It has vanilla and pineapples and lychees. It had the dodo bird, its national symbol, until that was hunted to extinction in the 17th century. And it has Rum. In fact, Mauritius recently became one of the few places in the World to produce two types of Rum, both molasses and agricole. Until 2006 there was a prohibition on the production of agricole – Rum made from sugar cane juice – as the island was so heavily reliant on its sugar-refining industry, but with the lifting of that ban came a minor explosion of the product and Mauritius is now setting out its stall as a global provider of Rum. Among them is Gold of Mauritius Rum and the craft team behind it, led by Frederic Bestel.
Gold of Mauritius Dark Rum is made with molasses, held in Port wine barrels for three months before going through filtration and adjustment then spending a further eight to 12 months in barrels. Due to its ageing process, there's some sediment in the bottles, similar to what happens with wine.
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StyleDark Rum
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RegionMauritius
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CountryMauritius
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Alcohol40%
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DistilleryGrays Distillery
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BottlerLitchquor
Gold of Mauritius
Dark
(0.7l, 40%)
Ratings & Reviews
Member Reviews and Ratings of Gold of Mauritius Dark Rum
Aljosa,
Great one!
Jonas,
This is a young, intencsive and jumpy rum suitable well as a substitute to a Highland malt.
Andrew,
Nice, smooth Rum with a sweet, chocolatey palate. Velvety smooth, peppery punch for a finish. Great rum and I don't usually go for a neat dram of the stuff.
Mark,
Very nice. I wish I could get a bottle of this.
Lorenzo,
Nice Rum, sweet, delicious chocolate notes
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