Smith and Cross Traditional Jamaica Navy Strength

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.

Pivotal spirit in tropical/tiki cocktails. This is the quintessential funk additive for drab drinks begging for diversity. You’ll never use another rum in a painkiller ever again.

Good example of Jamaican funk, just know what you're in for

Dávam vysoké hodnotenie, lebo od rumu za 24EUR človek naozaj nečaká zázrak. Potom si ho naleje a zistí, že to nie je rum len do drinkov ,ale perfektne sa pije aj sám. Nefiltrovany, nedochucovany, čistý pot still. Naozaj pekná ovocná, korenista Jamajka. Stredne dlhý, hrejivý záver v ideálnej sile 57%. Pomer cena/kvalita absolútne úžasný.

Rum který pravděpodobně budete buď milovat nebo nesnášet. Za mě perfektní funky Jamajka ze vším co k tomu patří za výbornou cenu i vzhledem k voltazi. Vyborny do drinků i samotné.

This is an excellent rum. Of the 21 rums I currently have in my liquor cabinet, this one is my favorite.

It’s hot at a 114 proof, and jam packed with Jamaican hogo, so sipping this isn’t for the faint of heart. It can be done, though for fans of its flavor profile. It’s high quality stuff, and doesn’t have an ethanol burn.

Where this rum really shines, though, is as a mixer. It levels up almost any tiki drink you throw it into. It’s character is noticeable even when blended with other rums. My favorite Mai Tai is made with this stuff. Throw in a little lime juice and simple and have a delicious estery grog. Even a S+C daiquiri is a top notch cocktail. This stuff is goooood for mixing.

Only thing stopping me from giving this a ten is that I’ve only been into rum for a year and just haven’t tried enough to be confident it’s perfect.

Smith and Cross is a Jamaican Rum.

This is an excellent rum. We can feel the Funk and the Dunder.
We can smell bananas, pineapples and very ripe exotic fruits. It's a real Jamaican rum!!!
I love it and highly recommend it. This is not a rum for beginners.

Couple drops of bitters. Bit of vermouth. A delicious Manhattan.

Quintessential navy strength rum. Hard not to have in your collection... especially if you enjoy tiki

What an explosion of taste and smell. At first it tastes like a good single malt, but then you get the jet fuel and the burn. When your tastebuds finally recover you get spice, funk, ripe bananas and pineapple.