Sort by: Popularity | Date | Rating
Posted over 1 year ago by Bamboleo Germany π©πͺ | 21 ratings
This rum deserves to be rated higher. Of course it is not a great sipping experience but for such a low price it is an excellent white mixing rum.
Posted over 3 years ago by rhumjesus Canada π¨π¦ | 31 ratings
Good for pina coladas! This and blue chair bay have been so far my favourite cheap white rums! Very tasty and whoops the hell out of trashy bacardi white!
would recommend for pina coladas and other coconut beverages for sure!
Posted over 3 years ago by Jamcan69 Canada π¨π¦ | 13 ratings
Not as nice as Wray, but for the price, it's OK. Another mixer...
Posted almost 4 years ago by Andy Tee Malaysia π²πΎ | 148 ratings
N- Soft earthy with obvious hit of acceptable burns, some nice floral and funky cane with clove emerged overtimes. (19/25)
P- Yeasty, plain yoghurt with hint of sour cream, mild, hint of oak and naturally sweets. Straight forward with notable character. (20/25)
F- Medium, dry and clean with nice hint of charred oak, light candy sweet. (20/25)
Balance:- Pale but rounded. Basic and soft as it should be. (19/25)
Weighted Rate:- 78pt
β at The Rum Bar KL.
Posted over 6 years ago by Nicoakr France π«π· | 106 ratings
Basic white rum. Bought it to infuse and left a dose to taste. Smell is very neutral, can let me think it's a rum issued from clean molasses. In mouth it feels very oily and then all I get is peppercorn, black pepper. Almost gave it a 4.
Great added to a coconut with ice and pineapple. Used to have it all the time when I was posted to Belize in the 80's in one of the many, many small little rum shacks everywhere. Underrated in my opinion. A nice smooth white, not too strong and not that sweet.
Posted 1 year ago by wayoutwest United Kingdom π¬π§ | 60 ratings
Drunk neat, it's inoffensive. In a mojito, it murders it by being tasteless.
I guess it turns out I like rich and complex rums that shine in a cocktail.
Posted over 1 year ago by Rum Funk Singapore πΈπ¬ | 10 ratings
She is smoot, a little bit strong in the beginning. OK for a sipping, and almost fine with a coke.
Not bad for a buy 1 get 1 :)
Posted over 1 year ago by Supreme Canada π¨π¦ | 37 ratings
Classic swim up bar , bar rail at a tropical resort
Posted 2 years ago by Cerro United Kingdom π¬π§ | 16 ratings
I was expecting a lot of heat and roughness but what I found was a nice, easy-going young rum. A nose that is full of banana and ripe fruit. It works well as a rum & coke or better still in cocktails. It has a little funk but as is usual with Appleton, nothing crazy. My standard go-to for young, blended, pot still rums.
×
/40/065f5f/ffffff){kind=avatar}
/40/065f5f/ffffff){kind=avatar}
/40/065f5f/ffffff){kind=avatar}
/40/065f5f/ffffff){kind=avatar}
/40/065f5f/ffffff){kind=avatar}
/40/065f5f/ffffff){kind=avatar}
/40/065f5f/ffffff){kind=avatar}
/40/065f5f/ffffff){kind=avatar}
/40/065f5f/ffffff){kind=avatar}
/40/065f5f/ffffff){kind=avatar}
sweet & salty 6 out of 10
Posted over 2 years ago by Lukasz Poland π΅π± | 20 ratings
Aged rum with a two-stage ripening process. First, he rests for 5 years in American oak barrels in the Caribbean. Later, it is sent to the Williams & Humbert vineyard in Jerez (Andalusia - Spain), where it undergoes the final stage of aging, which lasts for three years in barrels that were previously used for aging honored with the international sherry "Dos Cortados". Sweet aroma - vanilla, toffee, chocolate-covered cherries, raspberry. In the mouth - figs, a lot of wood tannins, even too much because it gets tart, bitter tea, a hint of pepper. The finish is pleasant - the astringency is still there, but it is skin and tea with sugar. At the end of the note salty licorice salmiakki surprises.