Mezan Guyana 2005 Rum BFCM though: one independent reviewer found

though: one independent reviewer found it thin and a bit unpleasant as a straight sipper

Stewart MBE returned to one of his most celebrated achievements – consecutive maturation in two different types of cask

hand picked in the heart of the world's largest juniper forest

the only fruit distillery in existence in Belgium

while others find it pleasant but genuinely underwhelming for its reputation

Mezan Guyana 2005 Rum BFCM though: one independent reviewer foundThis one comes with a genuinely remarkable piece of rum history built into the bottle: it's distilled on the legendary double wooden pot still that originally belonged to Guyana's Port Mourant Estate, founded in 1732, one of the most celebrated stills in the entire rum world. When Port Mourant closed, the still moved first to Uitvlugt Distillery and eventually to Diamond Distillery, where it still produces today's Demerara style rum. This particular