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Posted about 3 years ago by Alan from United States with 83 ratings
Reading some of the reviews here, there seems to be some confusion over what Creole Shrubb is and how to use it. While I suppose some might drink it straight over ice, Creole Shrubb really shines best as a component in more sophisticated cocktails. Far more complex and nuanced than Grand Marnier, Creole Shrubb uses an agricole base instead of neutral spirits. The underlying grassy notes, combined with the additional spices make this an indispensable component in well rounded drinks.
Posted over 4 years ago by Falcon91Wolvrn03 (PREMIUM) from United States with 435 ratings
I wasn't expecting to like this much, as I thought Clement rum was too dry to go with orange. I was wrong!
This has a very creamy syrupy texture, with a super sweet orange flavor! Borderline too sweet, though I admit I have a sweet tooth and I REALLY like it! In fact, I much prefer this to the Pyrat XO, the Pyrat 1623, and the Santa Teresa Orange.
Although this is really more of a liqueur than a rum, it's orange liqueur done right, and you will really like it if you're in the mood for a sweet treat!
Posted over 4 years ago by mistercoughy from United States with 239 ratings
The people who make this call it Orange Liqueur, not rum, and yet here it sits on a rum website. Probably because it's made with rum. Be that as it may, it's really tasty on its own, or with ice, and certainly in Tiki cocktails.
Posted about 6 years ago by Dustin Doran from United States with 79 ratings
As a "shrub" in the vintage sense rather than the new vinegar syrups of today, this stuff is delicious. Great orange flavor, not heavy sugared or cloying. Just a smooth clean flavor with the finish of agricole rhum.
At the risk of drawing ire from follow Grand Marnier devotees, I must say that I find this smoother, better tasting and longer lasting than my former favorite orange-infused beverage. It has also replaced GM as an ingredient in our desserts like creme brulee, mousse and cashew toffee.
Posted about 6 years ago by Helena Tiare from Sweden with 110 ratings
Great product, can be used to sub orange liqueur in cocktails, it´s great in a Mai Tai for example.
Posted almost 7 years ago by rhum boogie from United Kingdom with 30 ratings
an excellent mixer with orange...(maybe a little cocoa liqueur)...for an orange bomb...sweet orange, not subtle just straight up nice...relax yourself and have a large one....
Posted at Mutiny Pirate Bar and Island Grille almost 3 years ago by Jason from United States with 48 ratings
Having read the positive reviews I was anxious to try this one in its most natural form, and it more than met my expectations. Wonderful orange flavor, nice level of sweetness, and has a pretty smooth finish. I can see why this would be a good one to use in cocktails, but it certainly also stands up by itself.
Posted over 3 years ago by Kieron wood (PREMIUM) from United Kingdom with 387 ratings
Was lovely as a quick shooter. .. decent afterburn and lovely subtle taste of orange ..
THE standard for orange rums 8 out of 10
Posted over 7 years ago by Scott T from United States with 120 ratings
This is the only choice if you want to make a great mai tai, and is extremely sippable on its own. Once you've had this you will never think about buying Pyrat rum again.
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