Bayou Spiced

Sprinkle a little voodoo spice, cayenne pepper, bites like an Alligator swimming down the Mississippi. This is enjoyably smooth with elements of the dirty south that make it special.

Interesting american attempt, but tastes a little too "hard". Individual tastes dont blend into a single result, which tastes a bit chemical. Not the worst spiced rum, not the best.
Very nice bottle and label, though. Design makes you feel badass.
Mixes well with rock'n'roll music and bar fights.

I can’t quite place the flavours, but it keeps me coming back for more.

This is a first, a spiced rum actually worth sipping. Nose is sweet with banana and in the mouth a very delightful baking spice taste. Very recommended!

But totally not a noob! The novelty Louisiana product and the idea behind those cooking spices, turned out to be great, really! This is a real treat, especially if you mix with cola, or ginger beer (used Fever Tree). Tasty stuff, a bit sweet, but it beckons to you to get yourself a second helping! You cannot say no to it. Its price is sweet deal, too.

Very easy to drink. Nice nose. Flavors of allspice, cinnamon, maple syrup and butter pecan ice cream.

A true gem and bargain. Bevmo just north of SF.

Alcohol notes right from the beginning but opens up after sitting to give some vanilla and allspice with a mild ginger. Flavor kind of hits the same with a strong alcohol that turns into sweet and spice as it moves through your mouth and down your throat.

Really good nose. It is actually some vanilla and cinnamon, dont feel pepper but also no resin there. Taste quite strong and alcohol. Good as mixer i think.

Smooth vanilla taste, slight burn, if you want a cheap bottle to share with a mate for a night then not bad, but not one I'd store in a collection.

I'm not usually a spiced rum fan, but every so often I try one since my wife likes them. This is better than most and deserves to be recommended to most. I have not tried other Bayou offerings, but I just might have to after his. Nice job!