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Where this rum available in mumbai suburb, please inform . ...
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almost 3 years ago
I will need to try this one to make sure my tasting notes are correct, but I said it taste like cereal in my passport.
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over 4 years ago
Agree with previous review. Strong bite with little flavor.
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over 4 years ago
Tried the Old Port Deluxe East Indian Rum and initial impressions looked good. Nice looking bottle, fancy little story on the label, dark alluring color, and a very pleasant smell to the nose. Then it's downhill from here. The rum has a damp cellar taste and a rather offputting afterburn plus a strong alcohol kick at the end.
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almost 5 years ago
Nice copper colored rum that displays a wonderful array of flavors that collaborate well together. Dry and fruity with notes of vanilla, butterscotch, ginger, tobacco, nutmeg and nuts.
Nice mixer that can also make a wonderful cocktail...
India definitely p oduces some fine rums unlike any others!
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simply ghastly 1 out of 10
This is my new #1 (out of 10) rum.
If you like the Bacardi spiced, then you might like this vanilla bomb. Folks who say this tastes like it was stored in a damp cellar, or that it's musty are not far off. I believe that character is from fennel, or one of the other licorice-y spices (I detest licorice).
If you like vanilla and licorice, this might be for you. Otherwise to call this "rum" is stretching realiity