Sammys Beach Bar Light

Friends who like bacardi light can easily be swayed over to this rum. This does the trick and glad to have it in my collection!

I picked up this bottle as one of the recommendations listed in Martin Cate’s Smuggler’s Cove book. Label indicates it’s now bottled in Puerto Rico. Sweet, and light on the palate, and reasonably smooth. Not a personal favorite, but glad to have tried it. Used in both a daiquiri and a mojito and opted to dial back the sugar for both to get the balance I was looking for.

This is an above average light rum. Strong notes of sugarcane; it tastes like a rhum agricole/cachaça. It also has a little pepper, though I'm not sure if I notice the coconut and banana they advertise. It's quite good actually for a light rum. In fact, one of the better light rums I've tried. Definitely worth a try, especially if you like light rums or agricole!

Pretty basic, no frills. Not my favorite, not the worst I’ve had. It’s fine - it does the trick. Didn’t know this was Sammy Hagar’s until reading the reviews here.

not a fan of fresh cane juice,but if you are you should like this rum,

This rum has a nice florally nose that you can really pick up the sweet sugar cane smell. The taste is fresh and clean with a flowery taste and mild heat. This is good for daiquiris but for the money I would recommend Shellback.

Have only seen it one place. It was on my list of hard-to-find (at least for my locale) options to try. Considering it's only available at the 1 place so far, that I know of, there are definitely better options.

I was expecting better at this price range. Had a different alcohol taste like it was defused wit rubbing alcohol. Liked Cruzan white rum better

Pure sugar cane not a fan really strong pure alcohol flavour