Cadenhead‘s Green Label Classic Rum
The "Green Label Classic Rum" was produced in Caribbean. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler Cadenhead‘s. The rum has an ABV of 50%. 2 community members rated this rum with an average of 8.2/10. The rum smells like Vanilla, Caramel and Oak, and on the palate there is Vanilla, Caramel and Oak.
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Solid little rum but the biggest knock on it is the complete lack of transparency. No age statement, no country details - basically nothing aside from being 50% ABV and knowing there are no additives. Found this old bottle on the top shelf of a liquor store in Western Canada - very little info or presence online although it’s likely the same bottle as one that LoneCaner reviewed in his very early days (and again a few years later). If I had to put my guess in for the origin I’d probably go with Guyana.