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Virgin Islands, U.S. | Spiced | 40% 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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Posted
almost 10 years ago
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I remember first smelling this, it was like most people say; candy. Very sweet smell and very smooth. I enjoy it a lot in lighter situations like playing video games at night or hanging out with some close friends where top shelf quality isn't sought after.
Posted
almost 10 years ago
And never really has been!
Posted
almost 10 years ago
Can find it everywhere. Best mixed. Strong vanilla
Posted
almost 10 years ago
A harsh, flavorless Spiced rum. Can't understand why people like it. Qualifies to me as well spirit.
Posted
almost 10 years ago
In my opinion Sailor Jerry is just too sweet with an overpowering vanilla flavour and aroma
Posted
almost 10 years ago
Somewhat similar to Captain Morgan spiced, but less sweet and better balanced. Still, vanilla is overwhelming here pretty much everything else, and the tast is not very rich. Good in mixes, but again for it's price you can get much better.
Posted
almost 10 years ago
Good in mixed drinks as the unique variety of spice can be overwhelming for some straight up. Can overload a Cuba Libre!
Posted
10 years ago
I love me some Sailor Jerry it am curious to try some Old J to see how it used to taste. :)
Posted
10 years ago
Picked this up as an alternative to the Capt.- tried first taste straight up neat. Enjoyable rum, is a good mid shelf. Mixes well with Coke and ice.
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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.