Aroma visualization from community tastings
Rum Runner Worthy Park 2006
Most tasters agree on the shape here: a gorgeous, fruity nose that the palate can't quite match. Ripe banana, mango and papaya come through soft and honeyed, with young oak and gentle spice behind. Several call it a surprisingly gentle Jamaican — low ester, low funk, easy to drink even at 54.5%. The catch: a few find it light on character and short on the finish.
The community says- Beautiful fruity nose
- Well-integrated 54.5%
- Quiet palate
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How does Rum Runner Worthy Park 2006 taste?
Aggregated from 13 community reviews.
Soft, fruity Worthy Park with low funk Loved for the nose and its easy, honeyed fruit, marked down because the palate stays quiet and the finish runs short. A gentle Worthy Park, not a funk bomb.
newcomers easing into Jamaican rum
funk chasers wanting big Hampden esters
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How is Rum Runner Worthy Park 2006 rated?
RumX’s 0–10 scale is strict: 8.0 sits in the “Very good” band. 92% 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?
62% rate it between 6 and 8. 6 selected write-ups from 13 community ratings. You can view the complete list in our app.
Review by TheRhumhoe
Most helpful positive review
Far from the stereotype of Jamaican rums, this Worthy Park is surprisingly smooth. The nose is made up of exotic fruits (papaya, pineapple, banana, mango), young oak and mild spices. However, it reveals a medicinal, floral and aromatic fragrance of thyme and violet that is very pleasant and surprising. The attack on the palate is very soft, suave and honeyed. The sweetness of cane, candied fruit and tropical fruit is very present on the palate. Impossible to detect the 54.5% underneath this sweetness. Chamomile and sweet spices (vanilla) complete the profile. The finish is the closest thing to Jamaican terroir, with a hint of esters and tannins hidden behind caramel, sugar, honey and candied, gourmet flavors. Exotic fruits are also present, along with spices and a less pronounced woodiness. A rather surprising and very drinkable profile, which will surely act as a gateway for neophytes to more rustic rums.
Review by Jackie Flannery
Most helpful mixed review
I did a quasi blindtaste with three WP rums: Rum Runner 2006 54,5%. Hab. Velier 2007 59% WPL. OB Conquete 2005 53% WPL. I knew I liked the Velier so I wanted to test it against similar rums. This will be the first round, I’m interested in knowing which is the WP in my collection I like the most. C: Dark gold. N: The best nose! Especially if you like sweet dark fruits. Peaches and apricot syrap. Sweet fumes, a touch of coffe and milk. A nose that reminds me of a Brut du Fut Bielle. Lovely! M: Here is were the rum looses all its potencial and vigour. It feels a bit uninspired compared to the beautiful nose. The peaches comes through and I get coffee present in column still rums. F: Short with some spices. A bit flat. Water: It got better. Floral and spicier. Buy: No
Review by Johannes
Typical Worthy Park with a nice distinct banana note. Alcohol is well delivered!
Review by alex
I find it very good, very pleasant, but a little "light" on the usual WP aromas. The alcohol is very well integrated, it's pleasant to drink but lacks character. now it's still a pleasant juice to drink
Review by TheJackDrop
Dégusté au salon Rhum Fest Paris, notes partielles. Frais, fruits exotiques, épices douces, un côté médicinal sympa !
Review by Djehey
Le nez est magnifique : sur les fleurs, le fruit, on a envie de plonger dedans ! La bouche est malheureusement plus discrète mais dans la même lignée que le nez. Un caractère plus sucré apparaît. La finale est un peu courte avec un léger boisé.
Details about Rum Runner Worthy Park 2006
A rum from Jamaica, bottled by Rum Runner, at 54,5%.
Community purchases
1 bottles logged by 1 collectors.
A collector's bottle.
0% opened, 0 emptied and repurchased.
1 purchased · 13 tasted · 3 wishlist · as of
About the Worthy Park distillery
The Worthy Park distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Worthy Park have been reviewed 5,634 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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