Rum Dark Rum Multiple Countries No age statement 40% ABV
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Alfred Lamb, who was born in London, introduced this Navy Rum in 1849. It is a combination of 18 rums originating from the Caribbean islands of Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica, and Trinidad. The spirit has an 80 proof bottling. It is important to note that this rum is not currently offered in the US.
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A rich 1970s bottling of Lamb's dark rum from England. It presents an aromatic beginning with notes of cinnamon, red chili, coffee bean, heavy molasses, mint leaf & Turkish delight; while a full and rich life added honey, cigar box, sugary vanilla & flying saucer sweetness; culminating in a long and intense end with notes of orange oil & salted crisps. January / April 2018
It's quite average, bordering on unpleasant. Primarily deep caramel notes followed by an alcoholic burn. The taste can quickly become cloying, but if you can tolerate it, it's found in most UK bars. However, consider other options first.
A very aromatic dark rum. It's quite distinct, unlike others. Moderately dry, a little vanilla with undertones of oak bark and tobacco. A very masculine drink, it pairs perfectly with a strong cigar.
A good, standard rum, as expected. Excellent for a rum and coke, though not quite suited for sipping neat. Enjoy.
The alcohol dominates the flavors. This pairs well with egg nog. Not recommended for sipping straight.
Sweet, slightly watered down. Acceptable in a bind.
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