Ten to One Caribbean Dark Rum (Batch 1)
The "Ten to One Caribbean Dark Rum (Batch 1)" was produced in Caribbean. It was distilled and then aged for 8 years. The rum has an ABV of 40%. 13 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.0/10. The rum smells like Leather, Dried fruit and Caramel, and on the palate there is Dried fruit, Tropical fruit and Caramel.
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A solid aged Caribbean blend; the most prominent origins that show up are Jamaica and Barbados, with notes of dry fruit and coconut on the nose, with deeper caramel and leather notes through the palate and finish. Another compelling installment in the Ten to One lineup.
Perfectly fine. I didn’t get clear notes from the various sources, not even from the Jamaican component. Plenty of other aged rums to work my way through before trying this again.
I liked how the bottle tells what to expect from the smells (e.g. banana peel, yellow apple, and wet grass) and taste (e.g. tobacco, cedar, and leather). Clearly I am a neanderthal, as I neither smelled, nor tasted, any of them. But, I still thought it was a nice rum straight and mixed; with some afterburn straight.
Saw this at a taco place and had a glass. A little oak but light. Some caramel, cane juice. Sweet and perfume on finish.