Diplomático Reserva Exclusiva Rum, 70 cl, 40 percent

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I expected to like the Pot Still the best at the beginning of this, but I ended up liking the Batch Kettle the most. It has a strong heat on the nose that gets in the way of its complexities. Despite me thinking it is also one dimensional, it showed the most complexity among the three. Is this worth €61? Not really. The price is only slightly justified by its status as a limited edition, but like many such releases today, they’re not close to high quality. This also just shows that pot-distilled spirits aren’t always better than column distilled spirits.

We tried the drink before and after mixing the two layers (rum on top and ginger beer on the bottom) together. Miss Alphabet preferred the drink when it was mixed. “I think this drink would be good for my stomach — ginger makes me feel healthy,” she joked.They work with up to ten varieties of sugar cane; however, there are four varieties they use the most: Romana, Venezuela, Canal Point, and Diplomática. Regarding the latter one, the brand supports FUNDACAÑA Venezuela, a research and development foundation that granted the name “Diplomática” to a new variety of sugar cane developed after years of investigation. Miss Scarlet: I get a little bit of the vanilla in the rum here, but more of the apple brandy and the chartreuse. To me, it’s like apple pie, which I like… What has been explained so far answers us where the complexity of Diplomático comes from and what makes it unique. Considering the five distillation systems, different types of barrels, plus different years of aging, in the end, they obtain a nomenclature of more than 150 rums, from the lightest and youngest one to the darkest and most complex. Blending

We tried five different iterations of the rum and lived to tell the tale. Without further ado, behold the ultimate Diplomático Rum taste test! Drink #1: Diplomático Reserva Exclusiva Rum (alone)A generational work where different generations of local families have been part of the plant for decades, putting passion and heart into making rums. At this time, DUSA employs about 90% of the population of La Miel.