A.H. Riise Royal Danish Navy Naval Cadet
The aroma brings dried fruit, caramel, and chocolate, while the palate delivers pronounced syrupy sweetness with raisin and spice. A favorite among fans of intensely sweet, dessert-style rums—though opinions are mixed, it remains a community-backed choice for newcomers.
Ultra-sweet, chocolatey, rich—dessert in a glass.
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How does this rum taste?
- Pronounced chocolate and dried fruit
- Extremely smooth and approachable
- Perfect for dessert-style rum fans
Chocolate and dried fruit dominate the Royal Danish Navy Naval Cadet, with RumX tasters highlighting its rich, dessert-like sweetness. Notes of caramel, raisin, and occasional gingerbread spice add to its syrupy profile, creating a rum that's approachable but unmistakably on the sweeter side. For those who appreciate liqueur-like rums, this is worth exploring.
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"Another sweet release and I hope that in the future they will reduce the sweetness a bit because it really doesn't become well at all. I do also know that they want to make rum for the masses and beginners....."
"Im Gegensatz zu anderen Danish Navy's von A.H. Riise wird man am Gaumen sprittig begrüßt was aber nicht lange anhält. Schnell übernimmt die Süße das Kommando, welche Schokonoten und Vanille im Gepäck hat. Mittelprächtiger A.H. Riise aber durchaus trinkbar."
"7,3:The nose is immediately reminiscent of buttery cake batter, sprinkled with a few mild spices, and why not a handful of nuts? We've also added a few candied orange peels and a sprinkling of rum-soaked dried fruit.With aeration, our cake takes on a clearer, more speculoos or gingerbread-like character. The buttery, shortbread aspect is quite striking, with the spices surfing on an almost cereal-like mellowness. 7:The palate is as round as expected, and is quickly lined with a syrupy liquor. The spirit's power is thus largely covered, making it particularly approachable. The spices quietly detail themselves on the taste buds, with a generous pinch of cinnamon, nutmeg, then fruits like cherries and candied oranges take over. 6,8:The finale is our shortbread dough, amply buttered and gently spiced."
"Bottle No.: 1142 of Total: 2000 Batch: A14"