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Uitvlugt 25 Year Old 1998 - Rum Sponge Edition No.22 (Decadent Drinks) 70cl

Name: Uitvlugt 25 Year Old 1998 - Rum Sponge Edition No.22 (Decadent Drinks) 70cl
Brand: Decadent Drinks
SKU: 127986
Price: 204.71 GBP
Availability: OutOfStock
Rating: 3 (1 reviews)

Dark rum70cl60%

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Description

In the 22nd addition to the Rum Sponge series from indie bottlers Decadent Drinks—in collaboration with Whisky Sponge—comes 25 year old single barrel rum. Distilled at Uitvlugt in 1998 and matured in a refill barrel for two years in Guyana, before being transported the to United Kingdom to finish its maturation. Only 194 bottles exist.

Overall

Experience with hushed awe such flavours as drinking cask-aged seawater, being miniaturised and inserted into the event horizon of a black olive, being shot with a grapefruit and sipping bandage distillate in the tropical evening sun.

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Distilled on

1 Jan 1998

Bottled

1 Jan 2023

Dimensions

W:7.5cm x H:29.5cm x D:7.5cm

Weight

1.16kg

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Reviews for Uitvlugt 25 Year Old 1998 - Rum Sponge Edition No.22 (Decadent Drinks)

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Not worth the asking price.

It’s a good sipping rum and very clearly a Demerara Rum but save your self £150 and buy El Dorado 15 year old but this is not even as good as the 21 year old El Dorado. It has plenty of taste and is at 60% ABV so you can do a lot with this. It’s not sweet like the vast majority of golden rums but it has a slight brininess and lots of tropical fruit, It’s thick and oily and got those classic Demerara notes of molasses and burnt caramel.

Stuart Coyne Sep 27, 2023