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On requestEdward Teach Blackbeard, The Golden Age of Piracy from Distilia.
92/100 points ***** whiskyfun.com
Distilled at Caroni Distillery – Trinidad.
Type: Rum
Single Cask
Distillery: Caroni
Region: Trinidad
Age: 21 yo
Distilled: 1999
Bottled: 2021
Strength: 65.7%
Cask number: 197
Number of bottles: 228
Bottler: Distilia
Bottle size: 700ml
Full proof heavy Trinidad rum
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Edward Teach “Blackbeard”
It was always his thick, long and black beard that gave him his terrifying look. Teach understood the value of appearances and stroke enouhg fear in an opposing crew so they often simply surrendered.
He was in fact very successful. Together with the crew of Benjamin Hornigold he catured and commanded the 40-gun Queen Anne’s Revenge.
Operating around the West Indies andsoutheastern U.S. states he become the most famous pirate captain of all time.
| Rum | |
|---|---|
| Piracy | Yes |
92/100 points
*****
whiskyfun.com
I had thought the golden age of piracy was right today, just ask Bezos, Sundar or Jack Ma… Anyway! Colour: amber. Nose: oh, mashed potatoes with black truffles and olive oil! Then eggplants and smoky coffee, engine grease, candy sugar, a little corn syrup, caramelised onions… With water: tight and green. Someone’s smoked Brussels sprouts and called that ‘rum’. A curious maltiness and more mashed potatoes. And more truffles. Mouth (neat): smashing, bone-dry and ultra-tight, almost Ardbeggian. Sublime smoky coastalness. Terrrrrific. With water: oh wow. Millimetric and vertical, petroly, tarry, wonderful. Finish: long, tarry and rubbery. No escape. Comments: perfect in the tarry style. I think we’ve already mentioned middle-aged Port Ellen, have we not?
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