The Diamond distillery in Guyana holds more still styles than most other distilleries in the world combined. This bottle comes from one of them – the Savalle column, historically linked to the heavy Port Mourant profile.
Expert Description
RomDeLuxe Wild Series Rum #51 is a Guyanese Single Cask Rum distilled on the Diamond distillery's Savalle column and bottled at cask strength 57.5%.
The bottle comes from RomDeLuxe, the Danish independent bottler founded by Claus Andersen, Kim Pedersen and Michael Ginnerup, known for tracking down and bottling rum from forgotten and single casks around the world. Wild Series is the company's most rustic line, with labels decorated by wild animals, letting the rum speak entirely for itself – no added sugar, no added colour.
Marque MPM refers to a profile historically tied to the Port Mourant distillery, even though the rum today is distilled at Diamond. It matured for 13 years before being drawn from a single cask and bottled without filtration. This release ships without its box.
Tasting Notes
Nose
Dark molasses, black pepper and a touch of charred wood meet dried fruit and a hint of tar – classic for the heavier Guyanese style.
Palate
Powerful and oily with liquorice, dark chocolate and spiced oak, all lifted by the cask strength without turning sharp.
Finish
Long and warm with smoky caramel notes and a dry, woody finish that lingers.
Specifications
Name: RomDeLuxe Wild Series Rum #51
Distillery: Diamond
Bottler: RomDeLuxe
Region/Country: Guyana
Type: Single Cask Rum
Age: 13 Years
ABV: 57.5%
Size: 70 CL
Non-chill filtered: Yes
Natural colour: Yes
Distillation method: Column still, Marque MPM
EAN no.: 5744004420444
Other: Ships without box
Serving suggestion: Best enjoyed in a rum glass at room temperature, with a few drops of water
Distillery: Diamond
Bottler: RomDeLuxe
Flavour Profile
Cask Strength · Molasses · Spiced · Smoky · Powerful
Investment Potential
Low to medium. RomDeLuxe's single cask releases typically sell out, and once the bottle is empty, it never returns – but the point here is the drinking pleasure, not shelf storage.
Did You Know?
The Diamond distillery has inherited stills from several closed Guyanese distilleries, including Port Mourant, Enmore and Versailles – so even though a bottle today comes from Diamond, it can still carry the name and profile of a distillery that closed decades ago.
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