Pusser's British Navy Blue Label ABV40 3-Year

A product of Guyana or not, this has delicious demerara character with a deep woody flavor. I like this one a lot in tiki drinks, it adds a lot and adds an interesting notes.

I can usually get this pretty cheap, About $22 in NC. For a Jamaican style rum that mixes well and does as a sipper too that's really saying something.

Had awhile ago safe choice to keep around for guests

You can count on being able to find this one almost anywhere, when it’s navy grog that you need, and that is a good thing.

A dry rum with a very mild aroma. It tastes more like whysky. Too sweet enough for me

Rich, warming, semi-sweet, balanced, for a good price, I love it. I am amazed how fast it always disappears, I have not even managed to try this one with coke yet. Nice balance of demerara, oak and spices. The nose is strong and spicy, the body is so full and warming it makes me thinking of this rum on winter evenings. The mix of rums styles plays very well together and creates a complex taste, with a recognizable Jamaica and Guayana/Demerara roots, raisins, alspice and molasses. I have to go and enlist the navy. Excellent value for money. It is both an honestly crafted rum, and also its taste profile is also very likable and would satisfy all sorts of rum consumers, from the beginners who like it sweet, to the orthodox rum drinkers who like their rum rather dry. Reedit - the last bottle I bought 02/2021 had unusually heavy and bitter molasses in the smell and taste, turning the rum bitter, harsh and worse overall, forcing me to mix it with coke - the last bottle gets score 5 on my scale.

Dangerous stuff. Could not have as first drink as very strong and overpowering.

Peux se déguster mais il est moins dans ma palette de rhum que j'aime. Ressemble plus a un whisky qu'à un rhum..

dissapointed, like the title say i've tasted better for half the price,maybe in a mixer.
#Edit by the end of the bottle i wont say it was perfect, but it has grown on me slightly and add an extra bottle to the Rating.

Strong and rich, I chose this to mark the 50th anniversary of “Black Tot Day”. There are some very perceptible, volatile esters on the nose, aromas of ripe banana, Playdough, raw cookie dough, Frank Cooper’s marmalade and pear. On the palate, it’s molasses, prune, wood and spice, with a slightly hot finish. This is a great sipper but I could also see it used as a flavourful mixer.