How does this rum taste?
- Balanced fruity profile
- Mild and smooth flavor
- Good price-to-quality ratio
The "Special Reserve NRJ" is a 10-year-aged rum distilled from molasses at Jamaica's Clarendon distillery. Boasting a 40% ABV, it offers a balanced blend of vanilla, coconut, and dried fruit aromas. The rum is mild on the palate, highlighted by flavors of raisin, vanilla, and coconut. Users appreciate its fruity and slightly spicy profile, noting the taste of esters and woody undertones that contribute to its distinctive Jamaican style. Its mild nature, coupled with subtle cask integration, makes it an accessible everyday rum, well-suited for those seeking a tropical infusion at an affordable price.
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About the Clarendon distillery
The Clarendon distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Clarendon have been reviewed 4,685 times with an average of 8.2/10.
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"This is a blend of Pot and Column still rum (Halffunk). The nose is mild with aroma of vanilla. At the palate it’s round and mild with flavors of vanilla, raisins, some esters and lots of coconut. As a summary a nice and quite kind Jamaican."
"With a medium long finish and thinking about the price tag, this is actually a good everyday rum. Fruity with spices from nose to finish. Ester and oak join in for the homerun. Price to quality is very good. "
"A gentle expression of fruity ester. Decently integrated cask, but some of the spice notes and astringency stick out a little in the context of the generalized tropical fruit. Tasty and unaggressive."
"Kokos, vanilka a koreni"