How does this rum taste?
- Tropical fruit aroma
- Good for mixing
- Competitive pricing
The "Jamaica - Single Island Blend" from Cane Island offers an intriguing blend of Jamaican rum character, distilled from molasses using both pot and column stills. Aged for five years, this rum presents tropical fruit and sweet notes on the nose, followed by a palate of fruity, coconut, and praline hints. With a 40% ABV, it is often noted for its mild yet flavorful profile, making it a solid choice for both sipping and mixing. While some users appreciate its softer touch, others mention a slight harshness and unexpected aftertastes. Overall, it serves as an entry-level Jamaican rum with notable fruity elements, available at a competitive price point.
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"I don't really like it, I have to say. You can taste a slight fruity note. But apart from that, this rum somehow has a strange aftertaste. Hard to describe, kind of furry..."
"Solid, well-made Jamaican. Worthy Park stands out a bit. Good entry-level rum at a good price!"
"Compared to Appleton Signature this has a lot more Jamaican hogo and fruit, but it’s not quite as smooth. There is some harshness on the front end. Nonetheless it’s a soft “bite” that is gone by the finish making it overall pleasant to sip. Much fuller flavor than Appleton Sig. This appears to be a better choice for a mixing rum if you are looking for rum forward cocktails with a Jamaican kick, without having to mix in a more funky example (Wray/Nephew, Smith/Cross, Dr Bird, etc.) to get there. Long finish with some wood."
"guter Jamaica Einstiegs blend! Für 25€ mehr als fair mit Worthy Park, monymusk, Hampden und new Yarmouth Anteilen. Könnte nur mehr % haben"