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Posted
almost 9 years ago
Clear rum with good taste. Not a strait rum but good with coke
Posted
almost 9 years ago
smooth sailing with this white rum from plantation, fruity floral scents. Smooth sweet taste with a light vanilla finish. This is close to or as good as Bacardi gran reserva
Posted
9 years ago
Given comments below, I had high expectations of this rum. Sure, it's smooth and soft, but the taste of caramel is to strong for me.
Posted
9 years ago
Somewhat less sweet than my El Dorado 3 year and nothing is as sweet as the Prichard’s Crystal, but this is currently my third white rum on my bar counter at all times. Just like El Dorado, I have run thru most of the Plantation rums that are readily available. Of all the brands I have tried over the years, those are the only two where I have tried most of what they offer – and continue to enjoy most of what they offer.
It has good characters of both cuban rum and rhum agricole. It is very smooth but not boring taste.
Posted
9 years ago
A very good rum for mixers. The hidden (flitered) aging proces has made this my favourite rum when making mojitos.
Posted
over 9 years ago
Connaissant les rhums blancs agricoles j'ai été très surpris de la dégustation du Plantation 3 stars. On dirait un alcool blanc de fruits (mirabelle ?).
Étonnant.
Pas mauvais, mais ce n'est pas ce que j'attends d'un rhum.
Posted
over 9 years ago
Very good and particular rum. highly raccomanded not only for mix !
Posted
over 9 years ago
White rum with deep rich flavours.
Well blended and created
Great mixer
This has so much more flavour than other white rums. Very smooth, but still has a nice bite. And at the price point, impossible to beat. Makes excellent Daiquiris.
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This rum came at me as a gift at a party, and it tastes like a surprise gift indeed. Plantation crafts delicious rums in general, so I was curious what this was about, as I'd had their aged and blends previously around and above this price point. After trying lots of Jamaican rums in the last couple months, I was taken aback with how similarly this tasted. A tinge sweet upfront, but that subsides while you get to enjoy the quick tour of flavors representative of the spirits this is blended from (as I'd later find out: Jamaica, Barbados and Trinidad.).
This makes a great entry into any of these three distinctive styles for someone curious about them. It's not too much of any single one, so if Jamaican funk turns you off, you might like the touch this one lends to the palate. It's good neat, but great in a punch, and probably needs the touch of fruit juice to really set it off. This could easily become a go-to white mixer for the home bar... I prefer em 50% or stronger, but the flavor is good enough here to carry a potent cocktail as a base with stride.