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This is a good jamaican rum with a good hogo/funk good for drinks, im gonna get another one
Smith and Cross is awesome. Extremely flavourful and aromatic and utterly lacking in subtlety, it's challenging as a sipper but incredible in cocktails and mixes.
Mir zu scharf, nicht mein Ding beim Pur trinken von Rums.
I discovered this rum fortuitously and what a surprise! It's strong at first due to the alcoholic degree but then, plenty of aromas come in mouth! This rum is more than affordable and it became my guilty pleasure. As a result, I don't have anymore to take a picture!
Ein Rum mit einem fantastischen Geschmack - mir ist er aber leider etwas zu stark. Für die Hartgesottenen ein wahrer Genuss, mir ist er aber - zumindest derzeit - noch etwas zu heftig. Würde ihn gerne in Standardstärke kosten 😉 Definitiv nichts für jedermann.
Just enough funk when you want it. Great as a mixer. A tiki must. Even great in Coke.
It was my favorite until I found Lemonhart 151.
Good example of Jamaican funk, just know what you're in for
a bit bitter..and it got ATTITUDE
"Smith and Cross Navy Strength rum review and cocktail suggestions by A Mountain of Crushed Ice"
The smell is rich, sugary, heavy molasses.
"It leaves a long lasting tingle on the tongue and in the roof of your mouth. ."
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At 57% ABV (114 proof) this navy strength rum will kick your ass. I will stomp a mudhole in ya and walk it dry. Definitely not a rum for the uninitiated. Initially upon sipping one gets a taste of sweetness...molasses...a little vanilla...and then the burn hits...a burn which feels like a layer of skin is being eaten away in ones throat leaving a little tingling on the tongue. But that all fades rather quickly enticing one to take another sip. Almost as a double-dog dare. This is he-man's rum. The amber color belies how little aging goes into this rum. I really cannot identify the aroma in the bottle but it's a good aroma. Admittedly this is the first overproof rum I have sampled so I really have no frame of reference but from the flavor I would seriously think it would work well in mixed drinks especially frozen and fruit-based drinks. Quite an interesting rum.
[UPDATE: A day after posting my initial review I tried this rum with Coke Zero. For whatever it's worth I used my normal 3oz of rum mixed with the 16.9oz bottle of Coke Zero knowing full well this was going to have more of a "kick" than the normal 80 proof rums I normally use in Coke Zero. Although it wasn't horrible, it wasn't good either. Ended up tossing it and fixing another rum & Coke Zero with an 80 proof rum. I will try it again someday but with half the amount of the S&C Navy Strength rum and see how that works.]