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Hmm - Not the best
Posted
12 Sep '19
by
M.R.J.
from
Finland
with
203 ratings
Ö tastes odd. The Fiskars oak has given it a bit buttery, creamy notes, but the base spirit is not very nice tasting. And sugar added cannot hide that. Simple, molasses and these off-notes.
Ö tastes odd. The Fiskars oak has given it a bit buttery, creamy notes, but the base spirit is not very nice tasting. And sugar added cannot hide that. Simple, molasses and these off-notes.
Nice Young character in a good looking bottle
Posted
22 Jul '19
by
Vikwal
from
Sweden
with
4 ratings
Surprisingly full character dark rum, considering the small batch. Although comes across slightly young and pointy. Citrusy/pomerania notes in a mahogany colour.
Surprisingly full character dark rum, considering the small batch. Although comes across slightly young and pointy. Citrusy/pomerania notes in a mahogany colour.
Nice curiosity
Posted
23 Jun '19
by
gkyler
from
Finland
with
17 ratings
Not quite my thing as It's pretty dry and the taste is somewhat alcoholic and not very interesting in my option. In any case, credits to Smakby for creating this unique rum presented in fine bottle.
Not quite my thing as It's pretty dry and the taste is somewhat alcoholic and not very interesting in my option. In any case, credits to Smakby for creating this unique rum presented in fine bottle.
Dry and Woody rum from Åland
Posted
18 Apr '19
by
Joola69
from
United States
with
2492 ratings
Rare dark rum Ö produced from the Finnish Archipelago called Åland. Nice old school bottle and label design. Dark mahogany color. Pure oak, mild vanilla and some unaged alcohol to your nose and palate when neat sipped. Dry and woody burn at the end. Whisky fan boys can add 2 points to my score. Kippis!
Rare dark rum Ö produced from the Finnish Archipelago called Åland. Nice old school bottle and label design. Dark mahogany color. Pure oak, mild vanilla and some unaged alcohol to your nose and palate when neat sipped. Dry and woody burn at the end. Whisky fan boys can add 2 points to my score. Kippis!
