Lamb's Spiced

Plenty of flavours coming thru. Sweet, maybe vanilla

A very strong vanilla taste but not so much that it ruins it, works well with coke but not great neat.

Spiced rum rival for Morgan's spiced, Old J etc. Super vanilla hit, very sweet not super smooth but it is cheap. a decent every day mixer i would say, i prefer this over the Morgan's equivalent. its a 6.5 from me.

This rum is meant for mixing and not to be sipped. Good for a rum and cola.

I don't mind the mix of spices, but it's a cheap and cheerful rum on a par with captain Morgan's. A little too sweet

Not for the rum snob but it goes down easy and has a melted vanilla ice cream taste.

Cheap and very cheerful.

Bought this purely to try it and found it really enjoyable. Slightly strong on the vanilla but I don't mind that.

Just sat down for a quick cheap spiced at a bar, and was pleasantly surprised by the simplicity of this rum. Lacks any depth or character, but is stunningly smooth with characteristics of a perfectly cooked marshmallow, particularly when blended 1:1 with coke. Worth a taste at the very least.

Just to be clear - you can tase two version of this rum.
- The old-one (with the green etiquette) was little bit smoother with dominant cinnamon taste. It was really great blended with apple juice in whisky glass. It tasted like you are drinking liquid strudel.
- The new-one (with the red etiquette) is completely different, it has strong vanilla aroma and even if I tried two bottles, I didn't find any companion to this rum to blend it with as the vanilla aroma is so strong that it kills everything you put on it.

Unluckily, the old version is discontinued and you can't buy it anymore. Even the old version is not good for drinking it on it's own. If you own a bottle, just mix it with something to complement the cinnamon taste.

Ciramon and ginger taste, burning in throat. At the same time very sweet. Vanila taste is kind of artifical. Not much to drink alone. With bottle of coke its good company. This is for "snake edition".