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The Duppy Share Caribbean rum is produced using a combination of 3-year Jamaican and 5-year Barbados rums. Both are aged in bourbon barrels and brought to London for bottling.
The name 'Duppy Share' comes from Caribbean folklore where the dark spirit 'duppies' take their share of rum from distilleries, similar to the traditional term 'angel’s share' when rum is lost due to evaporation during the aging process.
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over 2 years ago
Can't really complain. Perfectly drinkable but nothing special.
Posted
over 2 years ago
Slušný rum který mě ale příliš nezaujal. Celkem suchý a velmi autentický.
Very good taste , sweet and aromatic. Good addition to my collection.
Posted
over 2 years ago
Lovely taste, reminds me of rum of old, can’t wait for another glass.
Posted
almost 3 years ago
This rum is meant for mixing and not to be sipped. Good for a rum and cola.
Posted
almost 3 years ago
For the money (30€ in Holland) i wont rebuy.
I like the taste but the flavours dont stand out. Marketing is good..
Posted
almost 3 years ago
Nice little rum to drink with a mixer. Not quite a straight sipper.
Posted
almost 3 years ago
I love this rum. Really smooth, excellent flavour, goes well in a cocktail or with a short mixer. This is probably my favourite supermarket purchasable rum, very affordable. I love it.
Posted
almost 3 years ago
Nothing spectacular, but one of the better widely available spiced rums for everyday sipping
Posted
3 years ago
All I can say is that I was a bit disappointed. Tried it instead of Kraken to work through and it did the trick.
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Funky label should serve as warning. I guess producers are trying to replicate ‘gin success’ but forgot that rum is completely different game.
Smell strongly of artificial vanilla and alcohol, taste is overpowered by alcohol with more artificial vanilla and aftertaste is plain burning alcohol. I have no problem with strong alcohol aftertaste but there must be some substance in it. Ok as a mixer I guess but definitely not a sipper. For less money here in the UK you can get decent 5 year old Flor de Caña as a mixer so don’t get fooled by that label.