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Berry Bros & Rudd DDL Single Cask Guyana Rum (Kirsch Import, Germany) 2004
For experienced palates: an 18‑year, cask strength Guyana single cask with cherry fruit, caramel, licorice, herbs and polished wood. RumX users praise its long, complex, tea‑ and tobacco‑tinged finish.
The community says- Deep complexity
- Long dry finish
- Bitter herbal edge
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How does Berry Bros & Rudd DDL Single Cask Guyana Rum (Kirsch Import, Germany) 2004 taste?
Aggregated from 8 community reviews.
Complex, dry Guyana powerhouse Highly praised Guyana 2004 single cask with deep herbal-fruity complexity, long dry finish and excellent alcohol integration. Seen as top value and one of the standout Demeraras in its price range.
Demerara fans who enjoy dry, herbal, tobacco‑and‑tea driven rums with cherry and caramel sweetness at cask strength.
Those sensitive to high ABV or who prefer sweet, soft rums without bitter herbs, licorice or woody dryness.
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How is Berry Bros & Rudd DDL Single Cask Guyana Rum (Kirsch Import, Germany) 2004 rated?
RumX’s 0–10 scale is strict: 8.5 sits in the “Very good” 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?
0% rate it between 6 and 8. 5 selected write-ups from 8 community ratings. You can view the complete list in our app.
Review by Nivius
I'm really surprised that it took forever until this rum landed here times in the database, let alone has not yet been evaluated.Selber I have until jetz also only a few SBS bottlings from Guyana as a comparison and a few other things - however, I was extremely disappointed in the SBS stories, since I lacked any complexity in the finish and also before and I would have expected much more at nem bottle price in the range of 100-200 money.This one, on the other hand, has plenty of it and a really long finish.At the beginning, a sweet aroma with the typical sweet wood-caramel-guyana notes floods the mouth, then suddenly quite a lot of herbal notes unfold, then tobacco and leather are addedand almost reminds you of Ricola herbal candies, if who knows - and then it just stays in the mouth and you have a lot of fun to deal with the flavors.I think this is a really tasty rum that deserves much more attention :3
Review by w00tAN
Nordlichtertreffen 2025: In der Nase würzig fruchtig vor allem Kirsche. Im Mund fruchtig komplex mit Tee und Kräutern angereichert. Abgang lang mit Noten von Tee und Pfirsich aber auch hier wieder Kirsche. Alkohl ist exzellent eingebunden! Für mich ein super Guyana Zum Top Preis
Review by Schnubbi
In der Nase schön fruchtig-karamellig. Mit etwas Wasser kommt der Bleistift dazu. Am Gaumen dann schön fruchtig, auch wieder karamellig und wieder Bleistift. Insgesamt sehr rund, Alkohol sehr gut eingebunden. Mit etwas Wasser noch mehr Tiefe. Tolles Teil.
Review by Gunnar Böhme "Bauerngaumen" 🤓
Metallic, pencil shavings, tobacco, anise, tart herbs, spicy-dry, relatively bitter finish.
Review by Johannes
A typical, very good 2004 - should probably be an MDXC. Very spicy, lots of licorice, lots of molasses, wood, tobacco, pencil. A little too much licorice for me personally. Many thanks to Max for the sample!
Details about Berry Bros & Rudd DDL Single Cask Guyana Rum (Kirsch Import, Germany) 2004
A rum from Guyana, bottled by Berry Bros & Rudd, at 60,5%.
Community purchases
7 bottles logged by the RumX community.
A collector's bottle.
14% opened, 0 emptied and repurchased.
7 purchased · 8 tasted · 3 wishlist · as of
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