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Appleton Estate Special Gold rum is made using column and pot stills. The rum is then aged in Jack Danielโs 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 6 years ago
Dรฉcouvert au Mexique, il est un peu agressif et fort mais assez fruitรฉ smooth banana. Vraiment a son meilleur dans des cocktails type mojito.
Posted
over 6 years ago
Un ron que se encuentra en muchas partes, por lo mismo nunca falta en un bar de algรบn club.
Un sabor que no convence pero se comporta bien para su juventud.
Posted
over 6 years ago
Not the best from Appleton, but neither is it the worst. It has a real rum aroma that promises slightly more than it delivered.
Smooth enough to drink neat, but made a great rum and coke.
For the price itโs fine however you take it, neat or mixed.
Graham
Posted
over 6 years ago
Its a good rum, but I prefer other rums. Its too sweet!
Enjoyed some of this at a family gathering it may have been an older bottle because alcohol content was 43% have not been able to find it over 40% now. Enjoyed it mixed..
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over 6 years ago
This was some terrible rubbing alcohol. I was in Mexico and asked for a shot of Appleton estate thinking I was going to get one of the better ones and they served this because the rest was out. Probably the worst rum I've had. Kind of reminds me of the stuff we drank in college until we got real jobs and started drinking better liquors
Posted
over 6 years ago
Es un ron muy ligero, sin absolutamente nada de cuerpo. De sabor fuerte, pero sin esencias. Solo bebible con cocacola.
Posted
over 6 years ago
Being an Appleton Estate drinker Im a little dissapointed... It has a very light Estate flavor..very strong alcohol finish ..nothing more than a mixer
Is my absolute favorite drinking rum... so smooth. Love to have this after a long day of work.
Posted
almost 7 years ago
Kind of harsh and strong burn going down. Doesn't really pack much flavor due to the limited time resting in barrels. Definitely a rum to be mixed, never enjoyed neat. Basic rum for having at home to make rum and cokes since the rum will set you back about $15 or so. I would definitely spend a little more and get a decent rum that can be enjoyed neat as well as mixed in your favorite cocktail. Diplomatico and Flor de Cana come to mind.
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"Easily consumable in a bind" is apt if you drink it as a mix. When we were in Mexico in Sept 2016, the bartender questioned whether I really wanted this "on the rocks?" He was right and got a good tip for his warning.