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United States | Spiced | 40% ABV
Bayou Spiced rum, a version of their base Bayou Rum thatβs rested up to 30 days with a blend of creole baking spices and bottled at 80 proof. According to the distillery, its amber color comes from the spice blend.
via American Rum Report
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Posted
4 years ago
Smooth vanilla taste, slight burn, if you want a cheap bottle to share with a mate for a night then not bad, but not one I'd store in a collection.
Posted
4 years ago
I'm not usually a spiced rum fan, but every so often I try one since my wife likes them. This is better than most and deserves to be recommended to most. I have not tried other Bayou offerings, but I just might have to after his. Nice job!
Posted
4 years ago
Long kick, aroma of cinnamon vanilla and species taste of vanilla and plum. Excellent choice for cocktails and with Coles otherwise is like a syrup. Value of money though
Posted
4 years ago
At this price, this is my favourite. Smooth and sweet, a little caramel like, no burn. Great after dinner drink.
Posted
4 years ago
Took a shot a new rum. Nice, smooth taste. Vanilla taste with some sweetness. Some spice. Good rum.
Posted
4 years ago
Within this price range (Β£20ish) might be the best entry level rum I have ever had. It should be a must for starters as it is so well blended. It is quite sweet and vanilla-heavy, so for those looking for more complex flavors it might be a bit of a "simple" tasting experience. Overall though, amazing value for money.
Posted
over 4 years ago
Great complex rum flavor and minimal spice. Balanced flavor (not hugely vanilla flavored). It has quite a bit of "oak" flavor, maybe too much. A little hard to find. Definitely worth checking out, though.
Posted
over 4 years ago
Lots of flavour. Molasses Carmel?
This is very sweet but a good sipper.
Posted
over 4 years ago
As far as Spiced Rum goes, I would highly recommend Bayou Spiced as the perfect choice to ease yourself into a higher quality of product. Personally, it could use more spice, but that does not effect itβs overall quality. If youβve never given it a try, I would definitely grab a bottle and give it a try
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over 4 years ago
Perfectly drinkable without, but nothing to write home about.
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This rum smells just like butterscotch candy. Hence I think it's more of a flavored rum than a spiced rum. However, the taste includes a good amount of spice. So I guess it can be considered a spiced rum as well.
While I'm generally not a huge fan of either flavored rums or spiced rums, this is perhaps the best of both I've ever tried. The butterscotch flavor goes very well with rum, and the spice is interesting too; it's not a fiery hot spice like the Old New Orleans Cajun Spiced Rum; it's more of a peppery spice.
This is a very impressive flavored/spiced rum. The best I've had of either!