Pirate’s Grog rum is produced in Honduras on the island of Roatan by blending various rums from around the Caribbean that have been aged up to 5 years in American oak casks.
The name ""Pirate's Grog"" heralds to the mixture of 90 proof rum and water known as grog, which was first rationed by Admiral Sir Edward Vernon to his ship's crew in the early 1700's.
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Posted 3 years ago by Steve from United Kingdom with 18 ratings
This is a clean clinical rum that ticks all the right boxes. For the price only a few can match it. Has enough flavour n aroma to impress for the age. Reminds me of Atlantico private cask. Nice bottle to.
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Posted 4 years ago by Ellis from United Kingdom with 19 ratings
For a rum that is only 5 years old this really surprised me with its delicate flavours and complexity. Most importantly, it tastes delicious too!
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Posted 6 years ago by Phil Stockton from United Kingdom with 2 ratings
This rum is light yet full of flavour. Vanilla and raisin notes are apparent and the Jamaican pot still rum provides a warming finish. We love this rum neat as it goes down easier than anything else on the market!
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Posted over 2 years ago by Steven Richardson from United Kingdom with 124 ratings
Really surprised how good this is. Not sure i know a better one for a rum and coke.
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Posted over 3 years ago by Kieron wood (PREMIUM) from United Kingdom with 456 ratings
When you see the word grog, you imagine what the navy used to drink in a sloshed rum flagon... So it's a surprise when you get a rum that's delicious and lovely blend of flavours ... You can tell this is a blended rum but it is serious competition for more expensive rums
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Posted 30 days ago by bRUMbear from AF with 14 ratings
Jamaican pot still base can't be denied here and it's a good stuff too.
Quite direct rum - no fancy nonsense, straight to the point. Nice warming burn, but not too much.
Nice bottle and label, stylish.
Posted 2 months ago by Andy (PREMIUM) from United States with 110 ratings
Fantastic nose full of butterscotch, quite fruity, taste is clean with not many notes standing out - some light vanilla , almost no burn or spice. Short nice finish. I could imagine it would make a fantastic high-end mixer, as it is easy sipper as well especially considering the limited aging.
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Posted 3 months ago by Seko from Czech Republic with 113 ratings
The rum is pretty straightforward, on the nose it is strong molasses and apples, the taste contains also toffee and tropical fruits. When sipped, the rum is smooth at the beginning of the taste profile and it gives an alcohol bite in the end, sort of Jamaica pot still style, the aftertaste is short. On the rocks it can be considered as a kind of an uncomplicated sipper, works nice with coke. Could not detect added sugar. Good and honest blend, worth its price.
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Posted 4 months ago by svarszegi from Hungary with 13 ratings
This was a cheaper one overachieving all my expextations. I loved the smell, and the taste made me feel like cruising on my pirate ship.
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Posted 4 months ago by Dave from United Kingdom with 19 ratings
Absolutely love this rum you can really taste the raisins it’s beautiful
Delicious rum, hoping I get bottle number two for Xmas 9 out of 10
Posted over 5 years ago by BJ from United Kingdom with 2 ratings
I was given this rum in a beautiful chest for my birthday, it even had a little scroll in the box which my hubby had written a nice happy birthday message on. Unfortunately it's been polished off already so I'm hoping bottle number two will be under the Xmas tree. We drank it neat most of the time but it also mixed really well with Cawston's pressed apple and ginger juice. I'd definitely recommend this rum to a friend :)
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