Lemon Hart 151

With the exception of Hamilton 151, this is the standard.

Demerara comes through strong in the aroma. Very sugary, complex - hints of frosting, cinnamon, Allspice, spongecake. Aroma definitely invokes thoughts of sweetness and desserts.
Very strong flavor - would not drink neat as it will set your face on fire. Very powerful demerara taste followed by caramel and dark chocolate. Very warming flavor. Hints of cherry.

I am such a nerd for the art of blending rums into the perfectly balanced cocktail. One of my favourite secret weapons is this angel in a bottle. Fiery proof and seductive caramel make for the perfect 1/2oz in any Caribbean inspired cocktail.
On its own, this spirit is (naturally) one to knock your socks off - but damn is it tasty. The most common tasting note I've heard is Worther's, which is so accurate. Subtle chocolate flavours, vanilla, and even some fruitiness. It is absolutely a must-have for rum-drinkers and bartenders alike.

Careful, it bites, burns, and refuses to let go. We use this as top choice for a floater or mixer in tiki drinks.

Sooo much flavor. Absolutely delicious demerara flavor when mixed properly. An astonishingly big punch of flavor.

Tasted this one side-by-side with a key competitor. This one wins on the nose, the molasses and demerara come through richly.

Tasting this one gives a (expected) alcohol burn, followed by some bitterness and a sour flavor that was a little unexpected and harsh. Definitely not one that I would sip on.

I've used this plenty in cocktails and it does just fine.

Molasses is strong with this one, great as a float or stirred in for a little demrara punch.

Tastes like fire, burnt coffee, liquorice and fire! Dark brown colour

This will bring a punch to your mixed drinks while also providing a rich but light molasses backbone to them.

This stuff, obviously, is strong strong strong. That's the point. But it actually tastes really good and shines through on my tiki cocktails.