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Appleton Estate Reserve Rum is a blend of 20 different rums of varying ages, the youngest of which is aged eight years in used Jack Daniels whiskey barrels.
This rum is produced in the Nassau Valley of Jamaica on the Appleton Estate from locally sourced sugar cane and limestone-filtered water.
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Posted
over 9 years ago
Lidt skarp og med kort eftersmag.
Den er bedst til drinks.
Posted
over 9 years ago
Its okay, it is not the 12 it has the signature appleton taste but is common with their rums.
This is a good entry mixer and you will not be disappointed. Compare it with montgay eclipse and it will be good to discuss the difference with friends as they are good mixers with great distinctive taste.
screw top cap works for this rum.
Posted
almost 9 years ago
I had a few of these on the rocks with a lime wedge. I didn't get much in the nose. Got some Carmel flavor but not as smooth as I expected.
Posted
almost 4 years ago
Nose: oaky, vanilla with a faint herbaceous note that reminds me of camphor or cough drops. Pepper and oak meet pumpkin pie spice. On the palate: peppery, oak and a faint butterscotch note. A quick finish without much length. I think this would make a fine mixer but would not be my choice as a stand alone sipper.
Posted
over 4 years ago
Ron de calidad, pero no ofrece nada distinto a lo que otros.
Posted
over 9 years ago
Yep no flash no spark it look smells and tastes like just a rum
Posted
almost 4 years ago
Thumbs-up if you've been to Jamaica! This is a solid yet basic rum by which I was able to compare superior Appleton products while visiting Jamaica.
Posted
over 9 years ago
Not the best I have but not a terrible. Bit oaky and quite hot on the finish.
Posted
almost 4 years ago
This one is just okay ... out of all the Appletonβs I put this one in the middle
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Great for mixing or on the rocks with limes. Appleton made it's reputation with this rum. True Jamaican.