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Treaty Oak Barrel Reserve Rum
Treaty Oak

Treaty Oak Barrel Reserve Rum

3.82 Decent

7 reviews7 ratings

79 critic score

Rum Aged Rum Texas No age statement 40% ABV

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About this bottle

The founders of Treaty Oak Distilling were Daniel Barnes and others, and it was initially located in Austin. Due to increased production needs, the distillery is now situated on a 27-acre ranch in Dripping Springs. Their Barrel Reserve Rum is made from fermented Texas molasses and then aged for a minimum of two years in new American white oak barrels. This rum has been discontinued.

How it tastes

Measured across 14 flavor axes. Tap a note to find other bottles that lead with it.

Spicy 65
Woody 55
Sweet 50
Rich 30
Fruity 25
Roast 10
Herbal 5

Reviews

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Annemarie Dobson 3.0

A decent rum, but the oak is a little too prominent, making it so tannic it borders on harsh. The tannins do diminish with time, so I suggest pouring a glass and letting it rest. Doing so reveals vanilla, butterscotch, and baking spices. The finish is pleasantly fruity, with notes of pears and cherries. I enjoy this rum, but I think it would benefit from a second aging in a less assertive cask. I'm also curious to experience this rum at full cask strength.

Bryan Cervantes 4.0

Woody aroma. Very easy to drink. Mildly sweet with a dry finish.

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