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The James Gosling family business first produced Gosling Black Seal rum in 1806, and it is now the oldest surviving business on the island of Burmuda.
Gosling 'Black Seal' rum received it's name from the black wax originally used to seal the bottles. It is Bermuda's most widely exported product and considered the nation's national drink.
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Posted
10 years ago
This rum was my first introduction to rums that could be enjoyed straight, with no mixers to mask the already excellent flavor. Black Seal is very smooth. A great introduction to the world of rum.
Posted
10 years ago
Best cocktail rum lots of heavy flavours
Posted
10 years ago
Good being mixed. I wnj it with cola but ginger ale rocks it too
Posted
10 years ago
Which is a Dark and Stormy!
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Posted
10 years ago
Usually only slightly more expensive than your standard house rum but with so much more flavour. Great with ginger beer but very drinkable straight up. It has a lot of the characteristics of a rum in the more premium £40-£50 band in terms of depth, nose how smooth this stuff is. Just great value for a very good rum.
Posted
10 years ago
Amazing in Dark and Stormys particularly in their branded special glasses. Try it with Gummi Bears at the bottom for pure novelty!
Posted
10 years ago
A great dark rum for cocktails. Brings everything up a notch just by using instead of "regular" dark rum.
Posted
10 years ago
If you like dark & stormys with Myers you'll like Black Seal. Very similar.....not anything I'd drink neat or without a mixer.
Posted
10 years ago
english style, a final persistent, smooth....
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over 10 years ago
Expected more from Bermuda's oldest rum. Bit to harsh and dry for my sipping taste. I would only use it in mixed drinks. A 6 for me.
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I just buy it for that and it does the job for my go to easy drink. Burning, bit harsh on its own.