Great smooth balance, molasses and Brown sugar notes, but not overly sweet. — 9 years ago
Not an enormous fan of Tawnies but an excellent port blend. Long finish with undertones of walnut and molasses. Hard to dislike by anyone's taste. — 9 years ago
A good cigar and the evening would have been perfect — 9 years ago
Mahogany color with molasses, caramel, espresso, bittersweet chocolate and subtle baking spice aromas. On the palate it's full bodied, viscous, and very persistent with a supple mouth feel that's beautifully balanced with a penetrating acidity that keep it from being cloying and persistent with very good acidity that keeps it from being cloying and provides balance. It shows very sweet flavors of molasses, honey-dipped figs, dates, caramel, and baking spice nuanced citrus note with a kiss of oxidation that adds to its allure and complexity. Long finish — 9 years ago

An excellent rum from Nicaragua. The story goes that Nicaragua is active volcanically and much of the sugar cane is affected by the old lava fields infusing minerality into the molasses and caramel notes. In any event a lovely smooth rum. Will now work on the 12 year old! — 10 years ago
Maple syrup and molasses — 10 years ago
Time to dress the Christmas tree — 12 years ago
Yes. Yes! YES!!! — 8 years ago
Beautiful beautiful stuff. This has a haunting nose of roasted berries, cedar smoke, potpourri, molasses, and sour cherry. The palate is seamless with perfect balance.. medium bodied but with a vigor and vitality unlike most other communes in the Côte d'Or. More cherries, herbs, and a distinct spiciness that I love. After it opens up, you get loads of cinnamon and clove on the nose. This really embodies the whole "dirty berries" thing that the Côte d'Or goes for.
If you haven't approached Vosne-Romanee lately, it's worth looking for extra coins in the seat cushions and saving up your shekels. — 9 years ago
That nose! — 9 years ago
Would never have thought my 1000th tasting note (and 337 regions) would be a rum from Trinidad and Tobago. Quite pale for a rum with minerally caramel molasses notes. An excellent nightcap and a great sign off for my 1000th tasting note. Thanks for all of your Likes and Comments. Now for the next 1000! — 9 years ago

Caramelized brown sugars, cola, molasses, tres leches -- rich and quite sweet. Add a few drops of cool water to drop the alcohol a bit. Delicious. — 10 years ago
Dark color and flavor. Molasses, caramel, clove and cinnamon. — 10 years ago
Lighter scented than the 18. Big, big oak and roasted vanilla notes w/spice on the finish. — 10 years ago
At Mango Rum bar for a tasting. First of group. Smooth and tasty. — 10 years ago
Strong vanilla flavor — 11 years ago
Black seal rum / ginger beer / lime — 13 years ago
Pretty unusual find in a tiny liquor store in Avon CT. Cork had seepage signs all the way up the side but man oh man was this wine in great shape. Soft and friendly nose of sweet and savory spices. Old world palate with understated black fruit, leather, and molasses. The usual "Cab Francy" finish that comes from Viader. Nice to take a risk and have it pay off! Picking up my spring allocation this weekend. — 9 years ago
Surprisingly still tasting the residual sugar. Mushroomy, molasses — 9 years ago
Incomparable sweetness, admirable complexity. Molasses, chocolate. Pour it on your favorite dessert, or even vanilla ice cream. — 10 years ago
Smooooth as molasses — 10 years ago
Raisins, not cloyingly sweet. Serned with a buttery cake w lemon, a molasses cake with bay leaf-infused cottage cheese — 10 years ago
Wow! On the nose, raisin, plum and nuts. On the palate, caramel, molasses and brown sugar. Beautifully balanced. — 11 years ago
Pirate wine baby!! Arrrrrrgh! — 13 years ago
Luis Arguero (@winefromAtoZ)
New Year 2018 night cap! 15 year old aged Guyana rum. Honey. Molasses. Vanilla. Spices. Oak. Super smooth! Pure awesomeness! — 8 years ago