A rare selection from Trinidad Distillers Limited
A recognized independent bottler, The Whisky Jury highlights singular casks from emblematic distilleries. This rum comes from Trinidad Distillers Limited, a major player in the Caribbean, renowned for its expressive and structured distillates. This 2003 vintage is part of a period particularly sought after for its distinctive profile.
Controlled ageing for a rum with character
Aged for 22 years in refill barrels, this rum develops a remarkable aromatic intensity. The influence of the wood remains measured, allowing the raw material and distillation to express themselves fully. Bottled at 60.9%, it retains all its power and richness, faithful to the esprit of raw barrel rums.
A bright and singular aromatic profile
This TDL 2003 is distinguished by a marked aromatic intensity, carried by bright fruity notes and an assertive personality. Its character evokes an almost exotic richness, unusual for this type of distillate, offering an original reading of traditional molasses rum.
The Whisky Jury
The Whisky Jury is not a distillery but a Belgian independent bottler, founded in 2019, which started with whisky before branching out into rum, cognac and mezcal. The house selects casks from distilleries in Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Guyana, Fiji or South Africa and bottles them under its own label, mostly as cask-strength single casks.
