Bundaberg Small Batch Vintage Barrel

Just incredible for the price, if I could only drink 1 rum again, it would be this. Downside is its possibly a bit sweet for the hardcore rum nerds, and hard to acquire outside of Australia

French I discovered after a trip in your naice country

This one is not as sweet as Bundaberg Red for example, but you can still feel some sweet notes from port barrels which makes it very interesting. Very nice to drink neat, but not excellent.

Good Bundy rum nice straight on ice.
One of Bundaberg rums better drops.

que buena calidads de rum facil de tomar solo con hielo con notas de frytas secas y en especial a ciruela negra

I liked this. Would have bought it under most circumstances after trying a friend's, but then tasted it alongside the small batch reserve and preferred that one. Now I'm wondering if I made the right choice

This is a very nice rum , 8 yrs old then finished in 100 yr old port barrels. Very sweet but not artificial. A bit spicey with honey taste in the background , excellent long finish , a big port influence which I like , 7.5 overall.

This rum can be good if you get the right batch. I’ve had some very ordinary and som very good. Not bad when on special

I was quite surprised by this, its cheapish but its not bad

From a smell point of view, it just like standard rum with no linger, the taste is nice, a woody sense with a slight caramel every now and then.

A sipper with ice at the best (at a push), but really nice with the right mix, I used L& P at a 2 parts mix and one part rum.

Definitely feels like it could be a session rum

The price point is above the cheap bracket

I get the port taste from the barrels. It's about the only thing that keeps me interested. It's not terrible but it's not nice enough to drink neat and too expensive to mix. It's joins the ever growing list of rums these guys are pushing out as part of a seemingly never ending market push. Save your money and buy the solera. It is exceptional and theses all batches really aren't that small.