Pirate's Grog No. 13

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

Není tam nic špatně, snad jen cena :-) takový kříženec Flor de Caňa s Barcelo Imperial. Není to můj šálek kávy, ale rozhodně kvalitní a pitelné.

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.

Decent cocoa aroma, gentle sweet flavour, a touch of raisins.

A lot of heat for a rum aged 13 years with so much barrel taste. Uncomplicated nose presents a lot of alcohol and burnt cane and that's it. I really like this. A lot. I might add another point to my rating!

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

Its taken me a couple of visits to give this a decent rating. Beautiful bottle and presentation etc.
The rum is light in colour , golden straw in fact so no added caramel colouring ? The nose is pretty weak but still has a nice sweetish and fruity aroma. Left to air for 15 mins to let the alcohol vapours escape..
A dry almost whisky like taste but with a nice bit of character , it takes a bit of getting used to. Reminds me of Flor de Cana 12. I like the single cask part but its still only 40%. I prefered this on the rocks after my second visit.. Would i buy again ? Probably not.

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.

40% ABV. Nothing lowers expectations like naming our product “Pirates Grog” (not even an apostrophe?). Very hard to take this brand seriously...

Gold color. Gentle nose. Cherries? Smoke? Molasses? Some funk, perhaps. Delicate flavor. Vanilla. A tad sweet. Characteristics of a Bajan or a Demerara.

I was surprised to learn that this is actually 13(?)-year-old rum from Honduras—my first from this country. It’s actually pretty good—but both more aged and refined than whatever most pirates got their hands on, as well as a whole lot weaker. Definitely not worth the $80 asking price, but a solid offering nonetheless. A decent sipper.

This is probably an 8 rum, but the name and strength are getting in the way.

7, 7+