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Pirateβs Grog rum is produced in Honduras on the island of Roatan by blending various rums from around the Caribbean that have been aged up to 5 years in American oak casks.
The name ""Pirate's Grog"" heralds to the mixture of 90 proof rum and water known as grog, which was first rationed by Admiral Sir Edward Vernon to his ship's crew in the early 1700's.
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Got this in a miniature, so drank at home. Smooth but nothing interesting, easy drinking. But after got a slight TCP tang to it! 28 April 2017
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almost 5 years ago
Somebady, diluted with water on my bottle ?
Too light taste, too dry.
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almost 6 years ago
Pirates grog
takovΓ½ typickΓ½ rum, bych Εekl
PΓ‘lenΓ alkoholu na chuti i vΕ―ni.
Nijak extra zajΓmavΓ½
napsal bych ideΓ‘lnΔ takovΓ‘ klasika
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almost 6 years ago
I don't love this but I found once I'd opened the bottle I kept on reaching for it. Not sure why. Mixes well, bit of a kick on it's own. Love the bottle and the branding.
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almost 6 years ago
Nice gold rum good mixer all round. Too young to sip but goes well with cola, ginger ale or juice
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almost 6 years ago
Wow, complex rum, sharp in the beginning, good burn, becomes more sweeter in the mouth.
I taste a lot of raisins :))
A surprisingly pleasant rum. Great neat or with cola. Would definitely recommend.
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6 years ago
Yet another average rum with similar set of spices to big commercial brands. Oak casks are doing their job pretty well as oak is the most significant flavour in the rum. This would be definitelly better in mix with some soda.
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over 6 years ago
I really liked this drop. Served as it is with a few ice cubes. Not to be spoilt by mixing.
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over 6 years ago
Touch of oak vanilla with a little bit of molasses & toffee. Its good but not great and makes an excellent mixer
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Minty, pleasant aroma of orange peel, smells of raw sugar cane plant and lightly spiced.
Light and dry in flavor with ashy notes. Taste similar to light Cuban rum with couple drops of water in it.
Short finishing, minty after taste, follow with hint of ashy flavor.