Pott 40

... not for sipping. Design is the same as in 1980s, even the taste hasn't changed. I use it for punch.

En favorit för mig och klart underskattad,
Härlig färg och den är som en parfym först och sedan kommer den söta smaken smygandes,
väldig god till te och klart god till de priset. Det finns anledningar till att de har överlevt i 160 år.

This is a competent, although very basic rum.
It is clearly not meant to be sipped, although doing so does not hurt too much. Nose and taste are sweet (I assume there is sugar added, but not too much), a bit funky, cinnamon, glühwein (German style mulled wine). Works great in hot drinks such as grog or tea grog. Also good for baking.
Price is OK, but not super cheap. Arguably a bit too expensive for what it is, but then it is pretty consistent and the overall quality is fine.

Fruity apple like smell, though the taste is rather flat. Easy to drink.

If you got no money for a decent rum- take bier or vodka!
If you have to go through " POTT" - make sure you mix it with cola and lime. More cola and less Pott !

Use this to flavor your tea in a cold winter night but leave it otherwise.

Rum tasting in Tallinn with my good old friend continued with Pott 40 Rum. Boring bottle and label design. Light golden color. Pure alcohol with plenty of caramel and spice mixture to the nose and palate when neat sipped. Strong and nasty burn at the end.

This is the typical, almost flavourless rum that you use for Cuba Libre or other cocktails. If you're in Germany and don't find a Bacardi (highly unlikely) perhaps this is good for you. I would not recommend it alone.

...mutta paskoo möivät. Ennemmin samalla rahalla leikkuriin bensaa ja hörppy siitä samasta kanisterista. Näyttää ja haisee rommilta, mutta juotuani pahoitin mieleni :-(