FRC Captain Cane 40%
The FRC Captain Cane, selected and bottled by Oldman Spirits GmbH, is a Caribbean rum with a 40% ABV that offers a unique sensory experience. Users frequently note its pronounced sweetness with aromas of cream toffee, vanilla, and pineapple. On the palate, this rum is sweet, syrupy, and creamy, featuring flavors of caramelized pineapple. It evokes a dessert-like quality, reminiscent of a soft, creamy pudding with a touch of Christmas spices. Though some find it overly sweet and artificial, it appeals to those with a penchant for rich, dessert-like rums. Ideal as a digestif, it brings a distinctive candied richness that can stand alone or complement a variety of sweet dishes. Keywords: Caribbean rum, sweet, creamy, pineapple, vanilla, caramelized.
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How does this rum taste?
The "FRC Captain Cane" rum from the Caribbean, bottled by Oldman Spirits GmbH, is extremely sweet and heavily flavored, reminiscent of sugar syrup with artificial notes. Enjoyed by sweet rum lovers, but too artificial for others.
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FRC
RX14105
40%
Spiced Rum
70cl
Under 50€
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Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
28 January 2024
“#4572 26-27.01.2024 Hanse Spirit OK, this one was an instant regret. A mixture of sugar and Christmas spices. To me sweet with sweet on it and then add some sugar just because you can. Cheap rum but not a rum in my mind. Got a bit on my fingers and I think you can use it as simple glue ☺️ Brought home a sample to someone I know likes this kind of rum.”
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Frank
1 February 2023
“I simply picked it up as a sample at HanseSpirit. Clearly: this is not my cup of tea! Flavored, sweetened and reduced to 40%. But I'm not the target group for this rum-based spirit. Let me taste it objectively. Nose: oh yes, sugary sweet and blatantly intense pineapple with coconut. But rather intensely artificial with a hint of passion fruit. Piña colada from the supermarket. Plus lots of vanilla, caramel and a hint of cinnamon. Also reminds me strongly of a caramel pudding, very creamy and creamy. It's more like a liqueur than a round rum. 24 Palate: I haven't had anything this sweet in a glass for a long time. Thick, but also soft and creamy sugar syrup with candied pineapple, coconut chips and vanilla. But again, it all seems very artificial. Unfortunately, there's not much more to it than that. At least it doesn't seem watered down, despite the low ABV. 22 For sweet rum lovers, this is certainly a nice digestif. For those like me, it's more of a horror. But better than DP, even if only minimally 😜.”
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crazyforgoodbooze
22 March 2023
“Gummi Bananen und Dr. Oetker Vanillepudding Pulver zum trinken. Sorry aber gnadenlos durchgefallen einfach nur bappsüß und künstlich”
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