Goslings Black Seal Rum
Aroma brings molasses, spice, and wood, while the palate offers licorice, clove, and creamy vanilla sweetness. The RumX community agrees it excels in cocktails and delivers solid value—especially in a Dark ‘n’ Stormy.
Robust molasses and spice—ideal for easy mixing.
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How does this rum taste?
- Perfect for Dark ‘n’ Stormy
- Big molasses and spice flavors
- Good value mixer
Deep molasses and spicy clove lead the way in Goslings Black Seal Rum, balanced by notes of licorice and vanilla. RumX tasters highlight its versatility as a mixer, especially in a Dark ‘n’ Stormy, where its rich, dessert-like profile shines. While it may not win every neat-sipping contest, its approachable flavour and value make it a staple for classic rum cocktails. Worth exploring for those who enjoy a bold, molasses-forward mixer.
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"Not recommended for neat drinking, but perfect in my favorite drink, Dark ‘n’ Stormy. The nose is round and spicy with scents of molasses and vanilla. At the palate and during the medium long finish it’s spicy, round, warm and sweet with flavors of molasses, vanilla, clove and cinnamon."
"I don't really like this place. Nice rum bar here in Oldenburg, but you can forget the rums :-( Much too sweet for a rum, chocolate and coffee stand out here. There are far better ones in this price category."
"Always a pleasure, and not just as a blender. The price-performance ratio here is simply mega. I like the chocolaty, spicy taste and the full mouthfeel, which is usually only slightly pronounced in other rums with 40 revolutions."
"02.10.2016 - 03.10.2016 A great extended weekend with rum friends. This was a nice event and lots of space between the tables. Only problem was the level of English at some of the exhibitors. Here are the rums we tasted at the event itself, nothing truly unique but we had fun. This is the second half of the tastings. Notes Dark to very dark in colour. Nose Wood, light roasted, banana, light grass, spice, light chocolate. Palate Light, wood, roasted, light nutts, clove, light caramel, chocolate, cherry, light earthy notes. Finish Short to medium, wood, light roasted, light tobacco, cherry."