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Appleton Estate Special Gold rum is made using column and pot stills. The rum is then aged in Jack Daniel’s whiskey barrels and hand-blended.
The Special Gold Appleton brand is said to have been first blended during World War II as a substitute for whiskey, which was at the time difficult to find.
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over 1 year ago
Have it in the cupboard and please a few people but it won't turn any heads
Posted
over 1 year ago
It’s a Jamaican standard and we bring back a couple of bottles each year.
Posted
over 1 year ago
Got no surprises in it. Funky, light and easy to drink
It's super cheap and tastes as cheap as it costs. It can be drinkable mixed with coca-cola but get ready for the massive headache on the next day.
Posted
almost 2 years ago
drank this on last trip, in mexico, we was sick of tequila, this one with cola was a nice change ...
Posted
2 years ago
Nič, len základ, asi miešané drinky. Na samotné pitie asi nie.
Posted
2 years ago
This was the second Appleton rum I tried and I was shocked that it was only a small step down from the V/X, which was a few dollars more. It's not quite as smooth as that one but still pretty smooth. The taste is decent and it's a great value for being a regular ol' gold rum.
Posted
3 years ago
I like to use this rum in tiki drinks that calls for a golden jamaican rum. Not very tasty for sipping though.
Posted
3 years ago
Only had a miniature of this, but a bit bland for my liking. Nice taste, but just too little of it.
Posted
3 years ago
Esta rico como para unas cubas libres no para tomar derecho, es un clasico en mexico.
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Has a place
6
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out of 10
For mixin' not sippin'. Does a darn good job at that. Very light body with some sweet rummy tastes. For the price, it gives you all you could expect.