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Posted
almost 7 years ago
This spiced rum got more of a kick that i would like to. Still okay to drink but got better choice before this one.
Posted
7 years ago
This is a hard rum to enjoy due to its odd spiced taste. Novelty. If you are used to good aged rum it will be difficult to finish the bottle....
Posted
over 7 years ago
Hefty spice forefront. Littered with strong pine and cinnamon essences. Smoothly transitions to a caramel maple (oh so Canadian) finish. Definitely a unique rum in the spiced world. A must for any collector.
Posted
over 7 years ago
It has a very unique set of spices and nice taste. Also interesting that it is Canadian eh!!!
Posted
over 7 years ago
The smell is light. The taste tends on the sweet side with a little maple ending. Very specific and unique. Just like our Québec that we love. Everyone is welcome.
Posted
over 7 years ago
A lot of people think it is an original Canadian Rhum, but what Domaine Pinnacle is really doing is importing Jamaican rhum and THEN adding Canadian spice from Chic Choc mountains. Despite of this being "Canadian washing", this is a decent spicy rhum to mix with cola..
Posted
over 7 years ago
Made in Quebec. Pretty unique taste. Spices & sugar. Won't pleased everyone but give it a shot.
Posted
over 7 years ago
See title !
Un bon rhum épicé, original, fait au Québec. Bon dans les cocktails, mais peu prendre le dessus sur le reste.
At first sip I realized that pine was one of main spices and it threw me off as I've never had a rum with a pine flavour. Doesn't mix so well with any pops from what I've tried yet, but I like it nonetheless. It's a good rum, totally Canadian, and it's pretty good straight up. I'd recommend this to anyone who wants to try something unique!
Posted
over 7 years ago
Produit quand même très bien pour le prix. Très epicé! J'ai préféré le prendre seul sans coca-cola. Au moins une 15 aine de bouteilles à mon actif et fût longtemps mon choix de prédilection en tant qu'étudiant pauvre. Quand même vraiment différent des autres produits.
Got atleast 15 bottles taken. I still appreciate it but not too often. Very spicy and i was prefering it alone without any cola! Very different product.
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Canada is coming up, ya'll
10
/10
out of 10
Just visited Montreal and of course, I had to track down some rhum in big country. I am not one for giving 10s, but this is hands down the best spiced rhum I have ever had and I am not convinced anyone can do better.
It has a beautiful color, spells great, and has just the right amount of bite to make it memorable. Even if you don't like spiced rums, you will definitely enjoy this. As their website explains, they use some special spices only available in the Chic Choc mountains of Canada. No need to get into the backstory to get excited about this, it speaks for itself. I've had it straight up and mixed with some warm apple cider. I feel warm and tangly just thinking about it, I can't stop drinking this magic.
On the downside, this rum was only released in the province of Quebec in September 2014, so it probably won't be coming to the States anytime soon. It costs about $35 Canadian, but is well worth your money because I'm sure you've been itching to replace that Captain Morgan rum.