New Yarmouth 27 Year Old 1994 (cask M072) – Jamaica (The Royal Cane Cask Company) | 700ML

Introduction

Rum: New Yarmouth 27 Year Old 1994 (cask M072) – Jamaica (The Royal Cane Cask Company) | 700ML

This single cask rum from the New Yarmouth distillery in Jamaica was aged in ex-bourbon casks, first for 24 years at the distillery before it was transported across the Atlantic Ocean for an additional 3 years in the historic docks of Liverpool before The Royal Cane Cask Company bottled it up at 60.3% ABV.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 120.6 (60.3%ABV)

Origin: Jamaica

Distillery: New Yarmouth

This single cask rum from the New Yarmouth distillery in Jamaica was aged in ex-bourbon casks, first for 24 years at the distillery before it was transported across the Atlantic Ocean for an additional 3 years in the historic docks of Liverpool before The Royal Cane Cask Company bottled it up at 60.3% ABV.

New Yarmouth 27 Year Old 1994 (cask M072) – Jamaica (The Royal Cane Cask Company) | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: On the nose, one immediately perceives a gourmet concentration of vanilla and coconut, very typical of American oak barrels.

Palate: t has a complex flavor profile with notes of fruits, spices, nuts, wood, caramel and vanilla.

Finish: In the finish, there are hints of a fruity and full-bodied distillate, but the buttery caramel is still very much in mind.

Distillery Information

First records about the New Yarmouth plantation date back to 18th century when an estate in Vere parish (now part of Clarendon parish) in Jamaica has been given its name. New Yarmouth may stand in a shadow of other Jamaican distilleries that are more famous and known worldwide but it still remains one of the most important from them all. This is because rum Wray & Nephew which is No.1 seller in Jamaica, is made right here. History of this brand starts in 1825 when John Wray opened a tavern in Kingston, busy port and commercial centre of Jamaica known for its culture life. John Wray has opened his business right next to the prestige theatre called Theatre Royal (later Ward Theatre). Famous theatre companies regularly performed here when travelling from Europe to the ports in Boston or New York. Wray called his inn the Shakespeare Tavern and it became very popular among the locals for its rum blends, liquors and cocktails.