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CDI Foursquare Barbados 2011
Opinions here genuinely split. Fans call it balanced and tasty, but several tasters keep hitting the same wall: the alcohol isn't fully tucked in and a bitterness creeps into the finish. Expect a dark, roasty single cask — cocoa, roasted nuts, light wood, a bit of pineapple. Give it air; rushed neat at 57%, the heat buries the subtler notes.
The community says- Roasted cocoa notes
- Cask strength depth
- But: Hot alcohol
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How does CDI Foursquare Barbados 2011 taste?
Aggregated from 15 community reviews.
Dark, roasty Foursquare cask with a bitter edge Divides Foursquare fans: some find it complex and balanced, more call it too dark and roasty with a hot, slightly bitter finish. Let it rest before judging.
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How is CDI Foursquare Barbados 2011 rated?
RumX’s 0–10 scale is strict: 7.6 sits in the “Good” band. 80% 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?
67% rate it between 6 and 8. 5 selected write-ups from 15 community ratings. You can view the complete list in our app.
Review by BjörnNi 🥃
Most helpful positive review
Quite alright. The alcohol could be better integrated. I had hoped for more
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
Most helpful mixed review
18.06.2022 Running through some samples at home. Notes Medium dark in colour. Nose Light wood, faint smoke, pineapple, light coconut, faint chocolate, spice. Palate Wood, light roasted, fruity, pineapple, light coconut, light chocolate, spice, faint vegetal. Finish Medium long, light wood, dried fruit, light citrus, faint chocolate, light orange. Extra note. Needs to rest for a good while or the ABV will overshadow the more subtle flavours. ABV integration could have been better.
Review by crazyforgoodbooze
Relatively average foursquare. Alcohol could be much better integrated and overall it is something very dark, roasty and slightly bitter. Unfortunately, does not really convince me.
Review by Dr.Django
Einer der schlechteren Foursquare. Typische Foursquare Noten kommen relativ deutlich durch. Leider werden diese von alkoholischer Schärfe und Bitterkeit unangenehm begleitet. Der Abgang ist ziemlich kurz.
Review by ramzi
Very balanced raud distillate. Complex and very tasty. Wat can I say Another good work from “foursquare”
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Expert review by The Dunder Hut
Here ones again the bitterness ruins this rum on the home stretch! A shame!!! and it starts so well, nice brown sugar in the nose. It is cask picks like that where it really starts a little bit like hit or miss, if it werent FS...
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Auction results 52 € – 74 €
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Details about CDI Foursquare Barbados 2011
A Pot & Column Still Rum from Barbados, bottled by Compagnie des Indes, at 57,3%.
Community purchases
6 bottles logged by 6 collectors.
A drinker & collector.
16% opened, 1 emptied and repurchased.
What does CDI Foursquare Barbados 2011 cost?
Current best price: 89.00 €.
6 purchased · 15 tasted · 3 wishlist · as of
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