Unfortunately not. There was also the Rhum Fest Paris 2025 Cuvée. 100% cane juice potstill from the DR.
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What you guys think of the new bottles? I think i t would be a shame if they change to the velier standard bottle shape. I like the high recognition value of the green bottles. Hope not to many Ibs jump on the “we need velier bottles” train like Flensburg dit for example.
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Ehrlich gesagt ist mir die Flaschenform herzlich egal! Mir kommt es in erster Linie auf den Inhalt an.
Einzig die viereckigen Flaschen mag ich nicht besonders 
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Ich find sie etwas gewöhnungsbedürftig und werden dann merkwürdig im Sammelregal aussehen, aber grundsätzlich kommt es auf den Inhalt an…
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Das es auf den Inhalt ankommt, ist glaube ich als Grundvoraussetzung gesetzt und klar. Daher war auch nicht die Frage, ob jemand auf Grund der Flaschen Form aufhört CDI Abfüllungen zu kaufen.
Ich mag als weiches Kriterium die Abwechslung im Flaschen Regal, aber auch gleichzeitig den Wiedererkennungswert einzelner Abfüller. Gar nicht so das Label Design an sich, sondern Form und Label Anordnung. Aber wirklich wichtig ist es natürlich nicht. Danke für das Feedback 
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That doesn’t sound promising 
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It was so so, in my tipsy opinion. I see use only as a mixer.
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Yeah I’m not expecting more than that. It’s a shame that there are no really nice single casks coming anymore and also don’t really understand in which way the new design should help selling. That money could’ve been invested many other & better ways…
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2003er TDL ? 
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My guess is that it’s the cask Corman Collins brought to Spa last October. I don’t remember exactly the specs but I remember it was pretty good 
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The tags said ‘blend’ and ‘Jamaica’. Curious to see what it is.
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Yes, I only remember there was some Worthy Park involved, but I don’t remember the rest (that was at the end of a long day 
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Haha, let’s keep an eye on this one 
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And there it is:
Translation of part of the description:
“We had a very nice base: a rum from the most secretive of Jamaican distilleries, 2011 vintage. From there, we built a 100% Rasta blend, focusing on what we love: balanced, straightforward, and truly enjoyable rums.
The blend around this WP was designed with this in mind. Once the result was there, we bottled it with a beautiful label. Because we love what’s good AND beautiful.
And for those who are curious, there’s HPDN 35 Year Old, New Yarmouth 25 Year Old, another HPDN 19 Year Old, C<>H 1990… but no Caroni because that wasn’t the concept.“
Is this the rum from the barrel that you tried @Quent187 ?
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Hatten wir den schon?
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Glaube nicht. Auf jeden Fall interessiert.
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