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Samaroli Caroni Bottled for Caksus (Bird by Noir) 1997
For seasoned enthusiasts: a 25‑year unsweetened Caroni at 60% that hits with tar, rubber, dark chocolate, menthol, tobacco leaf and spice. RumX members praise its depth, long finish and classic dirty Caroni profile.
The community says- Classic Caroni dirt
- Huge complexity
- Long powerful finish
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How does Samaroli Caroni Bottled for Caksus (Bird by Noir) 1997 taste?
Aggregated from 17 community reviews.
World‑class, dirty Caroni powerhouse World‑class continental Caroni: intense tar, rubber, wood and dark chocolate layered with menthol freshness, leather and tobacco. Highly complex, long‑lasting and powerfully expressive at 60% ABV.
Seasoned Caroni fans and lovers of heavy, dirty profiles seeking an intense, unsweetened 60% continental bottling with big tar, rubber, wood and dark chocolate notes.
Beginners, anyone sensitive to high ABV, or drinkers who dislike rubbery, industrial Caroni notes and prefer softer, sweeter rums.
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How is Samaroli Caroni Bottled for Caksus (Bird by Noir) 1997 rated?
RumX’s 0–10 scale is strict: 9.0 sits in the “Excellent” band. 100% 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?
100% rate it 8 or higher. 3 selected write-ups from 17 community ratings. You can view the complete list in our app.
Review by Lolo8531
Au nez on retrouve tout de suite les marqueurs habituels de chez Caroni : goudron, pneu, hydrocarbure, fruits mûrs … rapidement on a aussi un côté gourmand qui remonte ! Légèrement gras, je ressens de l'olive noire et des épices, les 60% sont bien intégrés ! En bouche le côté gras disparaît et laisse place à de la fraicheur, menthol, réglisse, cuir, feuille de tabac, poivre et une légère gourmandise pour porter le tout ! Bonne longueur en bouche avec une finale sur le bois et le pain d’épice. Un très bon Caroni avec du caractère porté subtilement par ces 60% et qui glisse tout seul .
Review by Jakob
Quite solid continental Caroni, fortunately bottled at high alcohol strength. Typical Caroni profile, compared to the tropical representatives, this bottling lacks a little balance, because the heavy wood sweetness is hardly found. Who likes Caroni, is well supplied here, but to the absolute top class is definitely missing some points.
Review by Rodolphe
Dégustation à l'aveugle. Bon la on ne peut pas se tromper c'est un caroni. Alors comme d'habitude pour moi c'est super bien sauf ce caoutchouc qui vient un peu gâcher tout ça et limiter le côté plaisant. Personnellement le caoutchouc c'est très bien pour les pneus de vélo mais j'aime beaucoup moins en boire 😅😄
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Market value
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Auction results 552 € – 850 €
from 2 sales, latest 08/2026
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Avg. community purchase price 811 €
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Details about Samaroli Caroni Bottled for Caksus (Bird by Noir) 1997
A rum from Trinidad, bottled by Samaroli, at 60%.
Community purchases
15 bottles logged by 13 collectors.
A collector's bottle.
0% opened, 0 emptied and repurchased.
What does Samaroli Caroni Bottled for Caksus (Bird by Noir) 1997 cost?
Community paid 700–850 €.
Current best price: 1175.00 € – above the typical community range.
What members actually paid for their bottles. A typical range, not the current shop price. Full price & collection history in RX+ →
15 purchased · 18 tasted · 10 wishlist · as of
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