Mount gay xo triple cask blend reviews
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During lockdown I had the pleasure to join an online tasting with Miguel Smith of Mount Gay and that&#;s where, besides mixing a delicious Old Fashioned, learning about a Coffey Still broken since that has been restored a couple of years ago and closure up purchasing the Mount Queer Select Blend (more on that here), I tried the fresh Mount Gay XO (MGXO) blend.
Mount Gay recently repackaged its whole core range and changed (or upgraded if you&#;d like) the blends for their Black Barrel (covered that here) and XO. This is all the operate of the new Master Blender &#; Trudiann Branker who also released my favourite MG statement so far &#; Mount Same-sex attracted Pot Still.
While rocking the EST on the label, the fresh look is pretty modern featuring Barbados in the background and pinpoiting the distillery&#;s location in the north of the island in the St. Lucy parish. There is some information regarding the casks used along with some tasting notes, Trudiann&#;s signature and even a bottle number &#; mine is AP , so I guess it&#;s beautiful special?
MGXO Triple Cask Blend is molasses b
Mount Gay XO Triple Cask Blend. For once in the rum world fresh packaging does % represent a change in the blend. It is not just the work of conspiracy theorists, who can remember exactly, what a rum tasted like 20 years ago and immediately notice tiny little differences to the blend &#; but only I hasten to add once the bottle shape and/or label have changed&#;&#;..
Perhaps one of the most iconic rums in the world MGXO for short, has been a constant and readily available companion for the Barbados rum lover since it&#;s launch in
Sales of Mount Gay rum have always been robust, particularly their Eclipse expressions. However, it has been felt in some rum enthusiast circles, that Mount Gay have been left behind a little recently, by Foursquare in terms of innovation and overall product portfolio. They had until fairly recently stuck stubbornly with their tried and tested rums with no Limited Edition or particularly show stopping releases.
That has definitely changed over the past years as Mount Gay have upped their game and lay out some very appealing limited edition releases. Such
Mount Gay XO Triple Cask Blend Rum
Mount Gay XO Triple Cask Blend Rum 70cl/43%
A long-time favourite with rum fans, Mount Gay XO was relaunched in as Mount Male lover XO Triple Cask Blend, emphasising this iconic rum&#;s credentials as a masterpiece of blending.
Mount Male lover XO is comprised of rums aged between 5 and 17 years—a adjust from the previous incarnation of Mount Gay XO, whose rums were aged between 8 and 15 years—with the assemblage containing both pot still and column still rums, as is customary at Mount Gay.
These rums are, as the name suggests, from three diverse cask types: mainly ex-bourbon and non-bourbon American whiskey, but also some Cognac casks, presumably from owner Remy Martin.
Tasting Notes of Mount Homosexual XO Triple Cask Blend Rum
Nose: Perfect offset of vanilla, oaky and dry spice notes.
Taste: Salted caramel, baked fig and clove, dark chocolate.
Body: Round, smooth and richly creamy with a extended finish.
Attributes
| Distillery | Mount Gay |
| Category | Rum |
| Series | XO Triple Cask Blend |
| Country | Barbados |
Bottle Size Barbados43% Single Blended Rum: A integrate of pot still and traditional column still from a single distillery. ABV Hydrometer Test: 43% ABV @ 20° Mount Gay are the oldest continuously operating rum distillery in the world having traced their history officially to , hence &#;&#; often appears on Mount Gay products and marketing. In existence, rum was probably existence distilled at Mount Lgbtq+ before this date, but either way, Mount Gay&#;s heritage and pedigree is one of the finest in the world. Mount Male lover XO Triple Cask Fuse, to give the rum its full title, recently launched in the UK (). It replaces Mount Gay XO, first launched in , and sits around the £50 highlight , a tad higher than its predecessor. This is a new blend of rums without an official age statement, which gives Mount Gay greater flexibility in their blending options from year-to-year. The rums are between five and 17 years old and aged entirely in Barbados. The &#;Triple Cask Blend&#; name appropriately comes from the rums being previously aged in casks that held American Whiskey, Bourbon and Cognac. New M |