Tanduay Dark

Now the good news, I still don't see any real improvement at most of 10000% more expensive Don Papa rums.

Aroma: alkohol, jablka, broskve
Chuť: alkohol, hořké mandle, zvláštní pachuť.
Dovezeno z Filipín za cca 26kč za láhev, takže ok :D

I mean, it's nice as a mixer with coke. But neat or on the rocks, a cloying acetone note will persist in the finish. Not the finish that you want. But at 2 dollars a bottle, you get what you pay for.

The thing that makes this hard to drink or even compare to most of the rums people are comparing it to is Tanduay Dark is rhum agricole, meaning it is made from cane juice not molasses. This leaves it with the orange color and funky taste so many people talk about. Love it or hate it, when you are in the Philippines you don't have much choice. Tanduay sells for around P100 for a fifth or about $2.00 An adulterated bottle of Bacardi or Captain Morgan runs about $18 to $25 with unadulterated well over $50.

While Tanduay does have some premium rums and rhum agricole most places don't carry them. It does't matter though. get a bag of calamansi or just a bottle of juice, a fresh cut coconut to enjoy it out of, and you will have spent less than $5 for a great time.

It has sweeter taste, pretty soft to me. Its interesting drink but have weird feeling drinking it.

Well, it was cheap.. but not a really good rum. It has an unique tast though, if you like it, you get something for you money.

I would not recommend this to drink clean, but I am told, that it is okay in a Cuba libre.

Ordered a drink at a Phillipine hostel and the rum was only sold per bottle. For the price it was good, we ended up buying a couple more bottles.

I could not believe that this $ 5,- rum (in Philippines) is this good!

Heavily coloured, dark and sugary - simple is what comes to mind. Sugar & molasses, nothing more. I know it is a very cheap rum but still.