Rum & Co GmbH Slia Mare Rum Blend
Slia Mare Rum Blend offers strong banana notes with a synthetic taste, making it more of a flavored liqueur than a traditional rum.
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Süßer als die Nase meint
Flach an der Nase, moderate Süße mit etwas Frucht und Vanille. Kurz im Abgang, guter Einsteiger
In der Nase sehr angenehm fruchtig. Leider enttäuscht dieser Rum am Gaumen. Die Aromen ist zwar durchaus gut (Banane, Vanille) aber der künstliche Nachgeschmack verdirbt den Genuss. Ich denke nicht, dass sich dieser Rum am hart umkämpften Süßrummarkt etablieren wird. Ist ja aber bekanntlich alles Geschmackssache.
Rum&Co seems to push this heavily, but it's targeting a market that already has many spiced rums that are well established. I am remembering A. H. Riise concoctions here, or Don Papa quite artificial in its spices and fruit, sweet. But alas, not as overpowering as said examples... One can drink this, but I would rather not.