Black Tot Master Blenders Reserve 2024 Edition Rum | 700ML

Rum: Black Tot Master Blenders Reserve 2024 Edition Rum | 700ML

Black Tot Rum 2024 Master Blender’s Reserve is the fifth annual release of this remarkable series. For 2024, the brand focused on one country in particular, with rums from Barbados forming 60% of the blend.

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Size: 700ML

Proof: 109 (54.5%ABV)

Origin: United States

Distillery: Black Tot

Black Tot Rum 2024 Master Blender’s Reserve is the fifth annual release of this remarkable series. For 2024, the brand focused on one country in particular, with rums from Barbados forming 60% of the blend.

Black Tot Master Blenders Reserve 2024 Edition Rum | 700ML Tasting Notes

Nose: The nose is very elegant and well-balanced, the aromas seep out of the glass like a fine perfume. It starts with an incredible array of sweet aromas pineapple cubes, fudge, coconut cream, strawberry laces, passion fruit syrup, mango, white chocolate, honey, butter Let this nose breathe and it will reward you. In support, theres oak, red chilli warmth, lime juice, and fresh herbs which bring complexity.

Palate: Some oak spice and nutmeg give a viscous palate a slightly prickly edge through which notes of red cola cubes, brown sugar, vanilla, caramel, Caroni-style engine oil, and a little peppermint emerge. Throughout theres more fresh tropical fruit, with banana taking more of a centre stage alongside papaya, melon, mango, and pineapple.

Finish: The finish is slick and tongue-coating with liquorice and anise setting the tone. Dark chocolate, lime, warming vanilla-y oak, and the remnants of that tropical fruit salvo linger.

Distillery Information

Black Tot rum is a brand with a strong naval tradition. It honours the British Royal Navy’s rum ration, which lasted over 200 years. The name “Black Tot” comes from Black Tot Day on July 31, 1970. This day marked the end of the Royal Navy’s daily rum rations, a practice from the 18th century.