How does this rum taste?
- Lively profile
- Rich woody aroma
- Smooth texture
Carib Sailer Rum, distilled in Jamaica from molasses and bottled by Caribbean Rum Shippers Ltd. Kingston, features a 40% ABV. Its aromatic profile includes woody, herbal, and banana notes, complemented by ester and light undertones. Tasting reveals a harmonious blend of woody, herbal, and tropical fruit flavors, with hints of yellow fruits and sweetness. Although appreciated for its historical curiosity, users note a slightly bitter finish, potentially due to caramel coloring. This rum is smoother and softer compared to traditional Jamaican pot still rums, resembling a column still influence. Overall, it's an intriguing blend for enthusiasts of Jamaican rums, offering a glimpse into past distillation styles.
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"Als Jamaicaner erkennbar. Schmeckt etwas wie ein würziger Appleton, aber nicht aus der Pot Still. Sondern wesentlich geschmeidiger und weicher wie aus der Column Still. Hintenraus wieder Melasse/ Zuckercoleur Geschmack, den gefärbte Rums leider haben."
"Un rhum de la série “Niki’s und Arturs Jamaiksnische Aventurien Teil 2”. Un nez de banane trop mûre, de vieux bois vernis avec des fruits jaunes. En bouche les arômes sont discrets mais assez équilibrés avec des épices et toujours les fruits jaunes et le vieux bois vernis. On sent la dilution. La finale est sur le caramel amer, les épices."
"Verkostung von Niki und Arturs Aventurien Teil 2. Besten Dank für die Möglichkeit diese alten Kuriositäten & Raritäten zu probieren! 😊 Nr. 3 Hier ein Rum, den man Jamaica zuordnen kann wie man es auch heute z.T kennt."
"Nicely balanced and lively profile. Only downside is a rather bitter finish hinting to some caramel coloring."