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Trinidad and Tobago | Spiced | 40% ABV | Column Still (1-4)
Kraken Black Spiced Rum was first introduced by Proximo Spirits in 2010 . The dark rum is infused with 11 “secret” spices, caramel and other natural flavors.
The rum gets its name after the mythical sea creature 'The Kraken'. As legend has it, this terrifying creature attacked ships at sea during the 18th and 19th centuries - possibly for all the rum on board.
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over 7 years ago
Well, for good price sweet rum, but without complex taste, u can drink it as shots.
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over 7 years ago
Really enjoyed this rum. Was a complete surprise when I tried it in a bar. Was slightly hesitant by the overly marketed name and bottle but was totally converted based on taste and mixability. Just an awesome spiced rum and my go to when mixing.
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over 7 years ago
I am not going to buy this one again. Sweet, strong but nothing interesting.. nothing to remember about this rum.. except the bottle.. nothing remarkable..
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over 7 years ago
Nice...............................................
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over 7 years ago
Sa couleur foncée au reflet acajou nous rappelle l'encre du monstre. Nez herbacé presque médicinal. Bouche épicée, fruits rouges. final long gras et doux.Bon en cocktail ou simplement avec un zest d'orange. Beaucoup de caramel.
I love the taste of caramel. Everybody Need this stuff 😜
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over 7 years ago
This rum lags character. It's to soft for me. But the price is good dough.
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over 7 years ago
Belle decouverte. Je l aprecie de plus en plus a chaque fois...
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over 7 years ago
Caramell! A lot of it ! Needs a soft drink to balance it. Salty one. Dark n stormy works well with this one
As the title says, it's cheap and good for mixed drinks. Makes a very nice rum and coke. Has a very sweet vanilla-y flavor. Straight up it has a bit of a bitter aftertaste which just comes from that sweetness, so I would never just want to just sip on it. Comes in two different ABVs; 35% and 45% (I believe). I've had both, prefer the 35%. Simply because when having a mixed drink I usually shoot for 12-15% ABV and with the 45% I'm stuck either making a terribly boozy rum and coke or a flavorless one.
Edit* drank a little more of the 45%, can't stand it. Used it to start a fire. 8/10 on the 70 proof.
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I really did enjoy this rum. Both with coke and over ice on its own. It has come down in price somewhat and would be a recommended rum for the every day rum drinker but better rums do exist.