El Dorado Single Still Enmore Rum 2009

El Dorado Enmore Single Still Rum 2009 is a 12‑year, heritage‑driven Demerara rum distilled on the legendary Enmore Wooden Coffey Still (EHP)—the last operational wooden column still in the world. Aged in ex‑bourbon casks at Guyana’s Diamond Distillery and bottled at 40% ABV, this release showcases the Enmore still’s signature dry, oak‑forward, tannic, and aromatic profile in an elegant, approachable format.

As part of El Dorado’s Single Still Series, the 2009 Enmore expression highlights the unique character of this historic still, offering a refined balance of wood, spice, and dark fruit that appeals to both collectors and newcomers to Demerara rum.

Key Highlights

• Distilled in 2009 on the Enmore Wooden Coffey Still
• Aged 12 years in ex‑bourbon barrels
• Bottled at 40% ABV for a smooth, structured profile
• Part of the El Dorado Single Still Series
• Flavor profile: dry oak, pencil shavings, dark fruit, molasses, and aromatic spice
• Crafted at Diamond Distillery, Guyana
• Ideal for collectors and fans of classic, wood‑driven Demerara rum

Tasting Notes

Nose: Dry oak, tobacco leaf, dark fruit, and warm spice.
Palate: Structured and elegant with pencil shavings, charred oak, molasses, and subtle dried fruit.
Finish: Long, dry, and aromatic with lingering tannin and spice.

How to Enjoy

• Sip neat to appreciate its dry, woody complexity
• Add a single ice sphere for a softer, fruit‑forward evolution
• Pair with: dark chocolate, roasted nuts, espresso, or a mild cigar

Collector’s Perspective

The Enmore still is one of the most historically significant in the rum world, producing a uniquely dry, tannic, and oak‑driven style. The 2009 Single Still release offers a more approachable interpretation than its cask strength counterpart, making it a perfect entry point for those exploring Demerara’s wooden‑still heritage.

FAQ

Is El Dorado Enmore 2009 a limited release?

Yes. The Single Still Series is produced in limited quantities to highlight the unique profiles of Guyana’s historic wooden stills.

What makes the Enmore still unique?

It is the world’s last operational wooden Coffey still, producing rums known for their dry, structured, and oak‑forward character.

Is this rum suitable for beginners?

Yes. Its 40% ABV and balanced profile make it approachable while still showcasing the Enmore still’s distinctive style.

How does the Enmore profile compare to Port Mourant or Versailles?

Enmore is the driest and most oak‑driven, Port Mourant is heavier and anise‑rich, and Versailles leans chocolatey and aromatic.