Lamb's Navy

A top class and long established Rum, excellent with black current juice, or, just add a touch of water. Highly recommended, never get a hangover in the morning and always keep me eye on the price.

I actually don't care for this rum . Don't get me wrong I'll drink it but cut it with cola

Full flavoured, dark and quite enjoyable rum if price/value is your concern

Honestly I thought it would be as bad as Morgan's but it's not. Sweet with molasses and plum. Quite pleasant really.

A great rum for mixing. Consistent and reliable quality. Not a deluxe reserve rum, but neither a poor mixer. Its one of my favourites, because I love the flavour, which is balanced against the alcohol well.

Possibly the first rum I ever tried. It's drinkable but hardly bears comparison to any rum with a touch of craft. Cheap, ok to mix, sluggable and rather artificial in terms of what rum should taste like.

Black strap molasses dominates both your nose and tongue , spicey , burnt treacle , no real authenticity in my opinion. Artificially forced , but in saying that makes a decent rum n coke , but only two then I'd had enough of it !

A classic rum, very easy to pick up in any off license, pretty cheap, and a taste that matches. Not terrible, just very simple dark rum, only good when mixed with plenty of coke.

I lived overseas for a couple of years in my youth and Lamb's and tonic was always a solid, dependable choice.

This is my first Lambs Rum and as expected for the $40NZD price, I knew this was going to be a simple, non complex rum with obvious flavours.
I was attracted to the bottle which caught my eye due to the St George cross emblazoned across the label. A darkened rum is enclosed and matches my wooden furniture nicely. Having tasted cheaper rums in the past I'm immediately thinking burnt treacle, black strap molasses, cautiously hot on the palate, maybe some oak, maybe some mild spice. In the glass swirls a clingy liquid which presents medium to thin legs. Molasses and caramel are on the nose once the glass is allowed to settle. It is obvious and dominates. Black strap molasses carries through to tasting, caramel notes are present as is a spiciness. I'm trying to find the oak, but it's not obvious. I want to try with ice and coke thinking this will carry nicely with the cola as I get some nuttiness in the flavor profile also.
This rum says hello and goodbye just as quick as it arrives. A warmness carries through to the stomach but nothing left in my mouth worth acknowledging.
Overall, a solid mixing rum. However will not be purchasing again, as it just does not stand out as a contender for my attention.

Rough n ready good for stormy nights at sea and harbour

Hodí sa len na miešané nápoje, dosť sklamanie pri sólovom pití.

velmi slušný rum za dobrou cenu. krásná barva, v chuti tmavá čokoláda.

The main stay of every pub in the UK, but that doesn't make it a good rum
Drinkable if there is nothing else

A very good basic dark rum, nice sweet flavour, but not overly so as some have suggested. Notes of Dark Chocolate and Coffee, a hint of spice and a lovely slightly burnt molasses taste. Can even be sipped neat. Amazing value for the price. Not in the league of Pussars or Woods, but a good everyday dark rum.

Drinkable mixed, but the after taste is really not great, even with coke.
I was introduced to rum & coke by a friend when I first started uni. His preference was always Lamb's and mine was Captain Morgan's, but we both went for whichever of the two a bar had...can't remember which I actually tried first. I found it slipped down better than vodka / whisky and coke, so I got through my fair share as a student.
I didn't know any better until I stumbled across Sailor Jerry's at a local Wetherpoon's, due to it being 10p cheaper (how?).

The brand name rum all the old timers drank. Still a standard in the liquor cabinet. Best with Coke. 23.49 12/18

This one I remember from my younger years. Clearly a Navy rum with the roll proof bottle!

Fiery stuff, dark and horrible. But good in a Hot lemon!

mid to bottom shelf, but easy to find! If I turn into a drooling alcoholic I will drink more of this evil stuff!

My first ever rum tasted in my teens, very widely available in UK pubs and bars. I call it "cooking rum" basic no frills, better than cheap scotch, I still have it on optic to this day. Still a decent mixer, can be had straight, but the world is full of better rum dippers. Got to start somewhere!

Value rum with no frills. Enjoyable with cola and on the rocks. Readily available everywhere in the UK.

I come from a long line of Navy men (and one woman!). Lamb's Navy was their rum, and thus became my first rum. A definite mixer, but not terrible. It holds a special place in my heart!

Ok, it's fine with a cola. If you're skint you'll order it in a rough boozer. Um...yeah, rum and coke please.

Not that good, but available everywhere. The only other positive is that it’s not captain morgans.

The most ubiquitous rum in pubs in the uk and its a bit meh works ok as a mixer ot with peppermint but very rough round the edges.