Pirate's Grog No. 13

Original bottle, nice coloured rum
wooden ,and bourbon taste on the end
not very sweet....rum for men ...😁

Nice slightly sweet woodsy nose, hint of brown sugar. Drier, almost chalky taste. Nice balance, slight spice on the tip of my tongue. Some nuts like cashews comes through. Nice medium finish. I wouldn’t call it immensely complex, and a little closer to bourbon than I normally go for, but still a solid rum that’s certainly worth a try.

That's the rum for a real man. Bites you a little bit but the body is quite full, with fruity smell

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I was excited to try this rum based on its relatively high score of 8.2. But almost all of the 10's came from people who only rated Pirate's Grog rum, so those scores appear to be bogus.

This is an ok rum, with notes of chocolate, oak, sugar cane, and leather. Not bad, but not as good as the current score (or price) indicates.

Notes of vanilla on the nose, more vanilla with oak on the tongue, pretty dry finish. Decent rum, but not a standout in my opinion.

The aroma promises fruits and floral tastes, but not overly sweet with a touch of wood to balance. The taste however is mostly burn. Mixing it makes it palatable, but at this price bracket I don't think we should need to resorting to that.

Not aged long enough to turn the floral flavor of golden rum into plume flavors of dark rum, but it is decently smooth drink. Shame it costs 60 bucks instead of 20.

Another case of a beautiful bottle containing a sub-par rum. Not terrible by any means, but not that good straight. Definitely not worth the high price.

Quite regular rum on the palate, I didn't feel any aging, grog's notes or high quality spirit. It's like bacardi carta oro but 3 times more expensive. The only good thing is bottle with label.