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CoR Worthy Park Jamaica No. 9 2006
People who chase oak and spice over Jamaican fruit will get the most here. It's a 16-year Worthy Park pot still at cask strength, and most tasters find the nose the best part: fruity, intense, banana and wood. The palate turns dry, woody and bitter, with alcohol that several felt was too dominant. Fans expecting a fruit bomb tend to walk away a bit let down.
The community says- Fruity banana nose
- Long continental aging
- Alcohol too dominant
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How does CoR Worthy Park Jamaica No. 9 2006 taste?
Aggregated from 19 community reviews.
Woody, dry WP with a hot palate Most agree the nose promises more than the palate gives — lovely fruity banana intro, then dry, woody and hot. A decent, fault-free WP that reads flat next to the distillery's own bottlings.
Worthy Park fans who like the woody, spice-forward side over fruit
Anyone wanting a fruity WP or bothered by hot, unintegrated alcohol
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How is CoR Worthy Park Jamaica No. 9 2006 rated?
RumX’s 0–10 scale is strict: 7.0 sits in the “Good” band. 47% 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?
89% rate it between 6 and 8. 9 selected write-ups from 19 community ratings. You can view the complete list in our app.
Review by DomM
Classic WP notes. Clearly on the more woody / roasted side. Alcohol is a bit to noticeable for a higher score.
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
#4188 This one is not that well balanced as the alcohol and wood are too dominant in my mind. Even with longer resting it doesnt really balance out. Fruity and very woody profile with an ABV out of balance. Price to quality is OK. The empty glass has some chocolate and coffee notes to it.
Review by Andi
Nose: beautifully fruity, intense, banana, wood Palate: very dry, slightly bitter, not very fruity, wood I find the alcohol relatively well integrated at 60%. Conclusion: I find it a bit flat overall, would have expected more complexity on the palate due to the very nice nose.
Review by Mirco
Good, but without any highlights worth mentioning.
Review by Stefan Persson
Got a sample of this rum for free from RumX. It’s a pot still distilled Worthy Park distilled in 2006 whereafter it’s tropical aged for 1 year and continental aged in an ex-Rum barrel for additional 15 years, before bottled at cask strength in 214 bottles at 59,3%. Overall an OK rum that doesn’t really reach some of Worthy Park’s own bottlings, maybe depending on that it’s mostly continental aged.
Review by SaibotZtar
Nose nice fruity, citrus, some banana and minimal Annas. Light ester notes...In the mouth first sweet then dominates first alcohol (not very well integrated) fruit here clearly less but still present. Barrel influence is very noticeable on the palate. Finish rather short / medium with bitterness and slightly astringent.
Review by RumTaTa
Second tasting: no new findings, rating unchanged The nose starts typically Jamaican intense with fruit and barrel notes. The palate is very alcoholic and only pale fruity.Instead, the tannins from the barrel come through more strongly.The medium-long finish is almost entirely the toasty notes.Interesting for Worthy Park, I had expected a fruitier profile.
Review by Serge
Alcohol note in the finish slightly disturbing. Otherwise, without any misses but quite manageable in taste. Not a bad rum, but still with over 100 euros in my opinion a bit too expensive.
Review by Mike H.
This WP nearly lacks the classic fruit flavors and almost has only wood and spices coming through. I expected more….
Details about CoR Worthy Park Jamaica No. 9 2006
A Pot Still Rum from Jamaica, bottled by The Colours of Rum, at 59,3%.
Community purchases
6 bottles logged by 4 collectors.
A drinker's rum.
50% opened, 2 emptied and repurchased.
6 purchased · 20 tasted · 2 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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