Heinrich Bruns Bruns Jamaica-Rum
The "Bruns Jamaica-Rum" was produced in Jamaica. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Heinrich Bruns. It was distilled from Molasses. The rum has an ABV of 42%. 5 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.9/10. The rum smells like Ester, Glue and Nail polish, and on the palate there is Leather, Woody and Black pepper.
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Volle Wucht Jamaika für 25 Euro. Preis Leistungsknaller!
Toller Jamaica rum fuer cocktails. Zum put trinken nicht so mein Fall
Very pungent for 42%abv Jamaica, on par with overproof stuff! Apparently it should be sourced from 90% Hampden and 10% Appleton. Very affordable. I’m not a Hampden expert but here’s my notes: The esters go far, some tropical fruits but more on the glue side and it goes to that festival toilet direction. It also gives me hints of peated whiskey. Definitely not an easygoing Jamaican. I put 1/3 in a blend for pineapple mai-tai and the glue note was still pretty dominant, still enjoyable but I will use it like overproof jamaicans, more like 20% of the blend for some extra glue smoke and wood ^^