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Liquid Treasures Foursquare Rum Session No.9 2010
Opinion splits on how far the wine cask goes here. Most people enjoy this 10-year Foursquare for its red-wine, sour-cherry and dried-fruit character, with coconut and a little chocolate underneath. Fans call it a "stabiler daily Sipper"; the ones who dislike it feel the wine turns "too sweet" and overwhelming on the palate. At 52.8% the alcohol pokes through, and it's tasty rather than deeply complex.
The community says- Red-wine cherry notes
- Dried fruit depth
- But: Wine can dominate
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How does Liquid Treasures Foursquare Rum Session No.9 2010 taste?
Aggregated from 19 community reviews.
Wine-cask Foursquare, cherry and dried fruit Most tasters like this wine-finished Foursquare for its cherry and dried-fruit notes, though a few feel the wine cask dominates and turns it too sweet. Alcohol runs a touch hot.
Foursquare fans who like a red-wine cask twist
People who want a dry, classic Foursquare or dislike wine finishes
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How is Liquid Treasures Foursquare Rum Session No.9 2010 rated?
RumX’s 0–10 scale is strict: 7.9 sits in the “Good” band. 84% of tasters rate it Good or better; only 0% rate it below average. See the full rating guide →
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What does the community say?
53% rate it between 6 and 8. 13 selected write-ups from 19 community ratings. You can view the complete list in our app.
Review by BjörnNi 🥃
Most helpful positive review
Wow, what can I say? Simply a successful Foursquare. The finish is amazing. The red wine comes out very well here. Otherwise cherry and dried fruit. Very strong.
Review by crazyforgoodbooze
Most helpful mixed review
Very interesting how dominant the Sauternes finish is on the Foursquare. Intense notes of sour cherries and various dried fruits, light tannins from the Sauternes, light jam notes, some cocoa and baking spices. Cool number, only the alcohol could be minimally better integrated but could also be due to the tannins from the wine barrel... Nice, tasty and very complex number! Stable daily sipper and at the price of 70€ a bottle you really can't go wrong. 👍😁
Review by mto75
The sweet wine notes of the Sauternes cask finish come through beautifully. Coconut and chocolate are also present. The palate is also rather sweet, towards milk chocolate
Review by Basti
In my opinion, the Sauterness cask is quite dominant. In addition to the wine notes, the typical FS markers are also present. Not particularly complex, but very tasty with a pleasant sweetness from the Sauternes cask and an easy sipper.
Review by Righrum
Too sweet, too much wine influence. The nose is pretty nice, prunes and red fruits, some coconut and chocolate. A bit of wine is already noticeable, it becomes overwhelming drinking, and here's where the rum is ruined, because all the traits on the nose are found also drinking, but too much wine is there
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
31.07.2021 A nice tasting held by a bygone spirits shop. Notes Dark in colour. Nose Light wood, fruity, sweet, dried fruit, faint coffee, pineapple. Palate Round, fresh, light wood, medium spicy, light polish, light orange, dried fruit, faint chocolate. Finish Medium long, fresh, light roasted wood, faint chocolate, orange, light chocolate.
Review by Mopar Rules
arrg…disgusting…changing slightly to the better after sniffing a while, but still rough…acid, alcohol much too dominant; on the palate improving, a hidden sweetness, a bit caramel, wood, rubber, but just not convincing at all. Finish? ….
Review by Gunnar Böhme "Bauerngaumen" 🤓
A fine thing! Realization: Foursquare is not really my thing, nor is a rum with a finish. But: This Foursquare with a Sauternes finish really got me right away! 🤗 Great rum that easily beats even heavyweights like the Foursquare from Valinch & Mallet (2006). I would have liked to have had more than the 2cl free addition. 😉 Cheers!
Review by Johannes
Amazingly good Foursquare, where the wine finish harmonizes beautifully
Review by RumTaTa
Great: a mixture of Foursquare and red wine on the nose! Goes well together! The taste and finish are not as smooth as I know from other Foursquare. The red wine cask puts a clear stamp on the rum. A successful finish!
Review by Pavel Spacek
Sour FSQ ... Foursquare is a distillery from Barbados producing amazing rums for everyday sipping. It's a rum that will be appreciated especially by rums who are fed up with sugar and are looking for a smooth, sweet rum full of coconut, vanilla, chocolate and caramel. Just pleasant and not aggressive flavours.
Review by Amit Bentabou
Nice rum, very easy drinking. Not the best from foursquare, but nice to have it nonetheless.
Review by Yogi Baer
Very sharp, alcoholic first nose. Then interesting tannins and dried fruit, spicy taste, not overly complex on the finish.
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Details about Liquid Treasures Foursquare Rum Session No.9 2010
A Pot & Column Still Rum from Barbados, bottled by Liquid Treasures, at 52,8%.
Community purchases
9 bottles logged by 8 collectors.
A drinker & collector.
22% opened, 1 emptied and repurchased.
What did the community pay for Liquid Treasures Foursquare Rum Session No.9 2010?
Community paid 74–93 €.
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