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Banks 7 Golden Age rum is created from a combination of 23 rums from around the world, including Panama, Barbados, Trinidad, and others. The rums are aged between 1-7 years in ex-Bourbon casks.
The Banks name is derived from explorer Sir Joseph Banks, who sailed with the famous Captain James Cook in the 1700s.
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over 8 years ago
I have been a fan of the 5 islands (white) rum for a while, this was pretty much what I expected with some aged components blended in. Again the Batavia arrack component lands a degree of funkiness that makes this one unique. Dry and spicey, with a good deal of clove flavor I have found in some other blended rums such as Scarlet ibis.
Posted
over 1 year ago
En fantastisk rum til Mai tai, hvis ikke der skal ofres i flere rumflasker,
Posted
almost 5 years ago
I had a higher expectation for this one. Too strong of an afterburn. No particular flavor either straight or mixed.
Posted
over 7 years ago
Smells and tastes of molasses, oak, spice (pepper), and walnuts. A bit dry, but still has a touch of sweetness.
A very good rum, especially for a gold rum.
Posted
almost 10 years ago
Mellow, toffee, sweet, a hint of wood and a little bit spicy. Most likely there`s sugar added to the rum but I don`t know.
Posted
1 year ago
Egyszer kóstolható kategória, nagyon mást nem tudok írni róla.
Posted
1 year ago
Tasted at Laka Lono 4/3/22 as a pairing with the Banks 5.
This "international blend" is not as sweet as its sibling, though it does hold onto its flavor. Still a good rum, I just prefer the Banks 5.
Like a trip around the world- multiple rum styles blended into a smooth, shippable golden rum.
Posted
over 1 year ago
Tasted at Laka Lono on 12/17/19. Pours dark amber. Bananas and acetone. Brown sugar. Palate is a bit harsh. Mild in flavor. A so-so rum.
Posted
2 years ago
In a bar at Parsons Green and it was good to see a selection on the shelf. Never had this rum before, plenty of vanilla not a lot of fire
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Nice Blend!
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Purchased a bottle of Banks 7 rum as I was intrigued by the blend from 7 different countries. I must say I was pleasantly surprised by the taste. The funkiness from Jamaican rums and dryness from Barbados rums are very noticeable and the mixture from the other rums adds to the overall taste of this rum. The nose leads me to believe it is somewhat sweet but i. Fact, the taste is the opposite, dry and spicy. Definitely a nice rum and one that I will keep on hand.