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Virgin Islands, U.S. | Spiced | 46.0% ABV
Sailor Jerry’s Spiced rum is crafted from a blend of Caribbean rums that are blended and infused with spices and other flavors including vanilla and cinnamon.
The rum is produced by Sailor Jerry Ltd., a company founded to honor the sailor-turned-tattoo artist, Norman “Sailor Jerry” Collins.
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This would be great if you wanted some lightly sweet and lightly spiced rubbing alcohol... But if you aren't crazy or a raging alcoholic, do yourself a favor and try something else.
Predominant flavour of Vanilla, which I like, especially with Coke Zero which I find brings the flavour out more - I drop a stick of Cinamon into the bottle though as that's another flavour I like and after a couple of days its perfect for me.
I don't drink it neat, but as a mixer in a Cuba Libre its my go to Rum.
Not a bad Rum and a spicey one at that with a touch of vanilla and a kick like a mule but it is over priced compared with others of the same kind and that is its down fall.
Sailor Jerry spiced and Ginger beer is a lovely drink, try the 'firery' ginger beer for an extra kick.
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almost 7 years ago
Wouldn't normally be trying a spiced rum like this, but adventures in tiki drink making brought me here. And it works wonderfully! Makes a great Krakatoa punch!
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5 months ago
1. owned by (2022): William Grant & Sons (GB), the third largest producer of Scotch whisky after Diageo and Pernos Ricard. brands: Glenfiddich, Grant's, Balvenie, Tullamore, Drambuie and many more.
2. distillery (2022): unknown. some "caribbean rum"...
3. bottled: Girvan Distillerie (Scotland)
almost zero information about the rum and its origin on both the Sailor Jerry and the WGS site. just a bunch of crap about tattoos and anything that doesn't involve rum.
infact: terrible rum. indistinct aroma, alcoholic taste, the same alcoholic aftertaste that stings and burns the throat. I understand that there are purely cocktail rums, but in their pure form they also have to represent something of themselves.
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5 months ago
This is sort of common rum suitable to mix with cola. On itself nothing special.
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11 months ago
A rum that definitely doesn't impress with anything. It is said to be a spiced but it does not feel tangible. It is good for mixing for various cocktails.
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1 year ago
For this price is option.Strong start with spice notes. Excellent for mixing cocktails.
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over 1 year ago
Shut up meg! Is kinda what I think drinking this. It's nothing special at all but I hear people b
raving about it. I don't get it. It's just ok. Nice history and a nice tribute but then rum is just a bog standard spiced rum
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It's good for cooking 3 out of 10
Note: I'm a sipper. My opinion is based on sipping characteristics.
This was the epitome of what happens when I break my rule to not buy anything when I'm already drunk. And that's a simple rule that has saved me many times. And I still regret I did not buy the 5-year El Dorado or Matusalem that night. It's good for mixing, all right, that's where it shines but sipping it is a pitiful decision. As a side note, an unexpected effect I tried out of desperation and one that produced excellent results, was drizzling my bbq with it.