Lamb’s Navy Rum is a blend of Caribbean rums that are aged four years in whiskey and bourbon barrels.
The original Lamb's Navy rum recipe, created by Alfred Lamb, blended 18 different rums sourced from Jamaica, Trinidad, Barbados and Guyana. Lamb began blending the rums in England in 1859 and references the British Royal Navy in its name.
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Full flavoured, dark and quite enjoyable rum if price/value is your concern
Posted over 2 years ago by Dave from United Kingdom with 10 ratings
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.
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.
Posted about 5 years ago by Jamie hartley from Canada with 28 ratings
I actually don't care for this rum . Don't get me wrong I'll drink it but cut it with cola
Posted over 1 year ago by Kenneth from United Kingdom with 52 ratings
A 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. I enjoy sipping it neat. Amazing value for the price. Not in the league of Pussars or the more expensive, but a good everyday dark rum and the best of the budget Navy/Dark Rums I have tasted so far.
Posted almost 2 years ago by Mark from United Kingdom with 20 ratings
Honestly I thought it would be as bad as Morgan's but it's not. Sweet with molasses and plum. Quite pleasant really.
Posted over 2 years ago by Snookerman from United Kingdom with 121 ratings
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.
Posted almost 3 years ago by Martin Kennedy from Australia with 198 ratings
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 !
Posted about 3 years ago by Threepwood from United Kingdom with 86 ratings
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.
Posted about 3 years ago by John Fladd from United States with 3 ratings
I lived overseas for a couple of years in my youth and Lamb's and tonic was always a solid, dependable choice.
Harsh 3 out of 10
Posted about 6 years ago by Michael Evans from United Kingdom with 81 ratings
The reputation of this rum proceeded it so I avoided it for years. Tried it straight up recently and it lived up to it's critics, very harsh making it hard to even describe any flavour it might have. I can't imagine it being much better with a mixer and I will not be trying it.
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