Wray & Nephew White Overproof

You get that Jamaican funk which is nice. A good example that color doesn't indicate flavor or style. A staple in my cabinet.

This is a solid addition to an original Mai Tai since a bottle of genuine 17-year Wray and Nephew is around 20 thousand last I checked!

Yeh man from Jamaica man.
Verry funky rum lots off flavours

This is terrific unaged Jamaican rum and a huge value. One of the best $25 bottles of any spirit, in my opinion. Tons of funk, bananas, lemon, olives and oil. Will always have a bottle on hand.

An easy 7 out of 10, plus 1 for the price tag. I saw this recently on a shelf for $22.99.

My uncle started giving me this when I was 16 eyars old, I love him and I love this Rum!!

It’s time to get funky funky .. really cool - could be fun for cocktails

I wouldn’t consider this a sipper, although it certainly can be if you’re truly into moonshine and other high proof liquors. I find this rum to be crucial when making falernums and other rum cocktail spiced and flavored syrups. It’s loaded with hints of banana and other Caribbean fruits but it certainly isn’t as smooth as what you would think a 4 year aged rum would be, even considering it’s a higher proof. It’s a must if you’re serious about rum cocktails.

Tasted April 21, 2021 at Laka Lono
This classic led to the following notes:
VERY overproof
*a smiley face
Five stars out of five on the overproof scale
(although my notes clearly indicate its ranking is a 7/10 on the normal scale)

met a Jamaican couple who introduced me to this gem, now it is in my normal drink rotation.

It’s like a crazy person. If you understand it you can handle it.
You smell something weird, then you dive in and it’s actually a complex flavor. I sip it without issue.. 63% or whatever.
It’s all about the esters. It isn’t something off. Something a lot of people seem to be missing.
I found some Ting at a nearby Jamaican store. But the carbonation was doneski. Fortunately I had my trusty soda charger.