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We had this in the Caymans at the Tortuga store. Pretty tasty. I would suspect it is good to mix.
As a banana liqueur, it gets a 6, as a rum it gets a 2. I guess that averages out to a 4, which seems a bit harsh so I guess I'll rate it as a sweet liqueur. And it is very sweet. This goes great in a banana daiquiri or any cocktail that calls for a banana liqueur, although a bit on the artificial side. Personally, I prefer Giffard's Banane du Bresil, but not bad for mixing.
Edit: Lowered to a 5, 6 is way too generous for this.
Bought several years ago in the Caribbean, used it a lot in cocktails when we have guest over.
The taste is amazing, a well made rum with a strong and sweet banana flavor.
On the rocks, in a mixed drink, in a frozen drink or poured over a piece of cake or poured over a whole cake, dizzled on ice cream...this rum has a 100 uses.
All the Tortuga flavored rums are great. I have Banana, Mango, Vanilla and Pineapple all at my house right now.
Enjoyable rum to be sipped neat. Nice banana flavor though you are kind of limited in the cocktails you mix it with. Another hard to find flavored rum, making a cruise to the Cayman Islands a good excuse to load up on Tortuga rums.
This is hands down one of my favorites. Only reason it's a 9/10 is the fact that it can only be found on the Cayman islands. This rum has a great tastes and really locks in the banana flavor as your drinking it. I usually sip this one but have seen it mixed with great results.
Very good rum. Smooth with just the right amount of flavor.
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I'm a proper sucker for banana flavoured rum as I think it's a match made in heaven ....this is a sweet sickly banana flump taste but I don't care , the proof is low and it's highly sugered but I love it ...
Drink neat on a hot day and if you feel you need it stronger pair it with wray and nephew , I did in Jamaica and got some funny looks