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Posted
over 9 years ago
Perfect drinking rum. If you don´t like the taste of rum and still want to mix a drink with dark rum. This is the choice for you..
Posted
1 year ago
It bites your palate when tasted. Strong alchocol taste. Unpleasent feeling.
Posted
3 years ago
A friend of mine turned up with a bottle of this once. This is one of the cheapest dark rums on the market in the Netherlands at around €12 per litre. Stinks of glue or paint thinner out of the bottle, left it to settle for a while, but the smell was there to stay. Had a couple with coke and ice and we both agreed it was undrinkable. Worst dark rum I have ever tried. Only bottle of rum I have ever emptied in the sink.
Posted
over 3 years ago
I use this to cook with. Not for drinking, just throwing over pineapple on the grill.
Posted
over 3 years ago
Blanco's dark bro, it is a bit better, the additives brought some relieve to nose and taste buds as they masked the harshness. With lots of coke it is so so, but it still pays off to add a few bucks to get something more pleasant..
Posted
over 4 years ago
But still not good. More aromatic than bianco. It's cheap.
Posted
over 4 years ago
Dark, not so much burn, kinda sweet. Nothing special.
Posted
over 5 years ago
láhev - obal 3/10 bottle
vůně 13/20 smell
chuť 5/35 taste
jemnost 3/15 smooth
cena/výkon 8/20 much for money
32%
Posted
over 5 years ago
Expextations were quite low, but this rum is surprisingly tasty.
Aroma with wood and glue.
Taste carries some jamaican funk. Taste is roung and smooth. Aftertaste somehow bittersweet and short, which is the weakest part.
It can be consumable as a sipper, but surely will be excellent for mixing as it holds typical jamaican signature
Posted
almost 6 years ago
Nothing really you want in your selection...spent please a little more money at something you are even able to mix.
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Old Pascas, ron paraffin
4
/10
out of 10
Despise it's questionable quality, the Old Pascas achieved to create rum which tastes almost exactly like kerosene (and thanks to little accident I know that taste) mixed with molasses. It's dread rum and I do not recommend buying it to nobody, but you should taste that once in your lifetime. And if you're experienced mixologist, you can have fun with this bottle and it's unique taste. And it's cheap and bottle will last so so long (because 2cl is enough for any mixer you can imagine).