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Posted
almost 5 years ago
If you just need a ovenproof shot or if you need some Tiki Fire, Wray and Nephew does a good job at both.
Posted
almost 5 years ago
Lots of ripe banana notes. I use it in punches and enjoy the complex funk and concentrated flavor it lends to drinks. I don't think it kicks too hard for such a strong rum either.
Posted
almost 5 years ago
No way to get through neat. Had to get the ice. Strong and poor.
Posted
almost 5 years ago
If you donโt know what funk is, you are in the right place. I didnโt know whether to rate this 9 or 2. Funky flavor. Acquired taste. This is not your Bacardi silver. Itโs the opposite white rum
Very strong as you would expect burns then quickly evaporates. Leaves a raw taste in the mouth so if your planning on speaking to someone your interested in, have some mints on stand by, excellent rum though
U orechovice jen silnejsi aroma, zde hlavne lih s rumovym podtextem bezbarvych laku. Do koktejlu dobre.
Posted
over 5 years ago
Hehehe this is what you add to spice up classic rum cocktails, just a dash adds a lot of ripe fruit flavors (those esters amirite?) and a serious alcohol punch to the head. A great, long-standing Jamaican classic liquor, notoriously potent and flavorful.
You need this in your cabinet and on your bar.
Posted
over 5 years ago
Great choice for rum punch!
Always reminds me of landing in Jamaica - this drink says welcome home!!
This rum is the choice for the legendary and iconic "welcome rum punch" when you touch down on the island - yeah mon!
Posted
over 5 years ago
A rum that I first tried at the beginning of my rum journey and I found myself disliking it greatly. After I started drinking more rums I returned to this funky clear spirit and found it to be enjoyable!
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This is a Jamaican flavour bomb.
As others have said, this is not for sipping - it's akin to a concentrate and more overpowering than enjoyable.
However, I'm not much for mixed drinks, so I bought it to see whether it would liven up Appleton Signature blend, which is decent, but not as rich as the 8-year that I prefer, but do not want to spend the money on very often.
A small amount of the W&N mixed in with the signature blend gives you something with a bit more character, not entirely like the 8-year, but close enough.
So forget the water and try diluting your rum with rum!