Grays Lazy Dodo Single Estate
Aromas of caramel, vanilla, wood, and cocoa lead into a sweet, smooth palate with gentle oak, fruit, and balanced sweetness. RumX users highlight its easygoing profile and value for beginners; a community-backed crowd-pleaser that over-delivers for its price.
Vanilla, caramel, woody cocoa—smooth, sweet, beginner-friendly.
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How does this rum taste?
- Balanced vanilla and caramel notes
- Easy-drinking, not too strong
- Great for rum newcomers
Vanilla and caramel stand front and center in Lazy Dodo Single Estate, layered with woody cocoa and just a touch of fruit. This Mauritian rum leans on its sweet, approachable side, though some tasters note prominent oak and a balanced, gentle finish. Ideal for those discovering aged rums, or anyone craving an uncomplicated pour with rich dessert-like notes. Worth a sip for lovers of sweet, easygoing rums.
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About the Grays distillery
The Grays distillery is located in Mauritius. Rums from Grays have been reviewed 2,161 times with an average of 7.9/10.
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"Pleasant starter. Lots of dried plum and other dried fruits. Generally a very nice woody influence. Unfortunately a little too much sweetness for me. A very nice transitional rum to move from the totally sweet starters to the dry variants"
"10.09.2021 Sitting at home with some samples. Notes Medium dark to dark in colour. Nose Light, faint wood, fruits, coconut, caramel, sweet, faint chocolate. Palate Light, sweet, fruits, dried fruit, herbs, light caramel, light chocolate, faint wood, nutmeg. Finish Short, faint wood, pear, spice, raisin, faint chocolate."
"Not really something that I found fancy. It is very south American in profile with a lot of cocoa. The nose has some complexities of tobacco and paint, but all of that is gone on the tongue. Finishes a bit bitter"
"Woody with coffee and caramel. Apple perhaps. On the palate, an immediate sensation of sweet dark chocolate. Not very flattering. Alcohol very present despite the reduction. I had a very negative opinion initially because it's too sweet for me, but in the end it's not so bad and can be enjoyed. Somewhere between rum and ron."