William Grant & Sons Diamond Wood‘s Old Navy Rum

 Very cool dark color😎 It‘s a nice daily driver with some lovely notes of the barrel, dried fruits and dark chocolate, some hidden notes of licorice, prunes and cinnamon. In addition i found a bitter note, which I couldn‘t assign. The alcohol is integrated very well. Allez les bleus🤪

 For me, this is the weakest of the four that Lot-NAS has split. I don't like it pure at all. In my opinion, it doesn't really work that well in the CubaLibre either. I think there are better things for the money, both pure and as a mixer

 The smell is very strong, very spicy, roasted aromas, dark chocolate - extremely pleasant. A taste of coffee, dark chocolate, alcoholic burn, spices, oily finish.A very pleasant Navy rum.

 At the Rum House in Praha. Have noticed that I am not online and here there is no WiFi. Could not save my impressions therefore. So now from memory, which is not difficult no Woods:Insanely dark it is. Neatly colored with sugar cuoleur, that is also to smell and taste (even though it should not 😉)Nose: very dark, spicy, molasses and malty-woody. Clearly dark chocolate and lots of licorice, plus slightly burnt caramel. I don't find it bad at all, seems oldschool somehow. 7.5 Palate: the nose impression continued here. Dark-roasty, malty-woody, lots of molasses, slightly bitter and dark chocolate and licorice to boot. Simple, but effective. Totally ok. 7.6.Matched the evening very well ☺️

 Eigentlich ein krass leckerer PLV-Hammer für „Nicht-Nerds“.

 For the price, a solid rum. Not sweet but finely spicy.

 100% caramel semi-sweet

 Among the cheap rums one of the better....

 For cocktails only. A classic from what I understand, perhaps the tip you need to make good tiki cocktails without ending up penniless. For me, however, it's still of no interest.

 Typical dark, malty profile of colored navy rums. But for that - and in the price segment - actually not bad. Certainly good as a grog but also drinkable on its own.

 Deep caramel and burnt sugar smell, some prunes. Sweetness and bitterness in taste. Long finish. Should be great in cocktails.

 Very powerful, heavy and oily, ''Wood's Old Navy Rum'' offers an ideal introduction to the dark, unsweetened world of Guyana rums. Of course, it cannot hide its youth due to the metallic-alcoholic undertones and there is also a certain bitterness, but I still find the mixture of molasses, toffee, liquorice and tart herbal candy quite impressive, especially due to the low price level.

 It is full-bodied and sweet/melty with hints of woody and spicy, licorice, dark leather and 100% dark chocolate in a lingering finish where some plum and toastiness can also be heard. The abv is poorly integrated though, too much alcohol can be felt. Great in a rum and cola

 Ziemlich bitter, leicht unangenehm bitter

 Not bad in dark & stormy