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Der Woods ist besser als der kanadische Lambs. Der Geschmack ist runder und schlüssiger als der Lambs
It's a smoother rum than lambs but it must be left to rest in coke as the flavour goes really smooth like velvet... Lovely rum with coke never going be a rum for the rocks or straight up
Almost black navy rum from Guyana bottled at 57%
Nose: strong charred oak and blackstrap molasses, fistfull of spices, licorice and a hint of vanilla.
Taste: hits you with a strong punch of charred oak and blackstrap molasses, evolves into licorice and a hint of vanilla with a peppery and charred oak finish.
I really like this even though it doesnt really taste like a usual demerara rum from Guyana, more like a blackstrap rum but its still great stuff nonetheless and really is something different than usual mass market rums.
Im sure this rum has sugar and colouring added but in this case the sugar doesnt bother me that much, it kinda mellows the aggressive charred molasses flavor of this rum and brings nice sweetness to your tiki cocktails when mixing
Mixability is great, also makes mean dark and stormys.
On the nose; strongly reminds me of a Cadbury dark rum and raisin chocolate bar with a bit brown sugar bag smell and a hint of vanilla.
On the tongue; The barrel taste is for me a bit too prominent, which I think is very the brandy type of taste comes from, masking all the other lovely notes to the background, the ethanol burn is a bit like a punch in the face, there is a fleeting moment of fruits just before it finishes of to a pepper note in the throat and a tingle on the lips. Overall it is an interesting rum, I glad I tried it, but will never be my first choice.
Drank on the rocks.
Not a bad tasting rum, however I may be inclined too only have one or two of these before moving onto another...
È corposo e dolce/melassoso con sentori boscosi e speziati, di liquirizia, di pelle scura e cioccolato fondente 100% in un finale persistente dove si sente anche qualche prugna e tostatura. Però l'abv è integrato male, si sente troppo l'alcool. Ottimo in un rum e cola
This is strong stuff and the first few sips really told me this, for me a strong woody taste and a real bite with the strength, which you notice less the more you have. I drink my rum neat and I've bought to date two bottles of this, as I am new to rum and continue my rum journey I think it will be a while before I return to this.
Wood's is the only Demerara navy rum still bottled at 57% AB, the original strength served on British Navy ships. Strong from the start, hits you like a train and doesn't let go. Brown sugar and thick toffee notes. Not to be taken lightly
Strong. Sipping only. Do not mix this. Proper navy rum. Nice but personally can't have a lot. That is my preference though.
"spice in a very upfront punch in the face kinda way"
"Wood's 100 Old Navy Rum rum review by Helen at A Mountain of Crushed Ice"
Extra potency gives the rum a bit more of a kick.
"The rum is still quite sweet and is very similar in taste to Skipper and Lambs."
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Nice but strong
6
/10
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I like the taste but this is just a bit too strong for me (62% ABV). It is delightful if you drink it with some dark chocolate, but alone is very intense. Probably not recommended to first timers. I used it as a mixer (mainly with orange juice) and I found it lovely. But I prefer sippers, and I do not think this one is.