Appleton Estate Reserve Blend

Tasting notes talk about intense orange which I did not get. Its a dryer version of the Signature with less burn. I would use as a mixer but the Signature is fine for that. Ok Rum that I would not knock back if offered ,but I can do better for the price

This rum is especially smooth when you consider it's price point and age. Not to mention it tends to be readily available. This high rating is mostly to balance out what I believe is an unfairly low rating here.

Somewhat of an ordinary taste. I don't feel its worth the money. The appleton name gives it shelf space, but I preferred El Dorado12( as did a previous reviewer) also for about the same money.

Good Jamaican mixer! Lots of caramel and makes a good mai tai

Not too bad wouldn't rush out to buy again not when you can buy a taken or sailor jerrys for the same price

This is right on the border between mixer and sipping. It's not close to Appleton's better bottles (the ones with years in the name) but it's a nice step above the signature blend.
I love this in Dr. Pepper. The spice matches and it has a good balance of sugar and the body holds up.

mna tento rum nicim neoslovil. vytlacit don limetku a mame homemade daiquiri z tmavehu rumu :-)

Im an Appleton Estate drinker...this is typical Appleton...in between Signature and 12 year old...for the price, I would go with the Signature

Good to mix but didn't blow me away. Not worth the extra cost over captain for a rum and coke.

This is my go to rum love everything about it flavours and all