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Don Papa Masskara stands out for its bold, sweet orange and honey flavors that most reviewers notice right away, giving a truly distinct personality. Fans appreciate the thick caramel and vanilla undercurrent, describing it like a boozy orange candy with spicy edges, perfect for a dessert sip or mixing into cocktails. Despite divided opinions, it's a fun pick for those drawn to intense sweetness and lively citrus. Worth buying if you like playful, unique rums with a festival spirit.
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About the Bleeding Heart Rum Company distillery
The Bleeding Heart Rum Company distillery is located in Philippines. Rums from Bleeding Heart Rum Company have been reviewed 2,221 times with an average of 7.0/10.
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This has nothing to do with rum by any stretch of the imagination. The extremely penetrating orange / syrup notes cover everything. Pure artificial product. Smells and tastes like lax Fanta.
très fort senteur et goût de caramel. épais en bouche. très bon rhum. je le recommande
Blind tasted. Alcohol not integrated on the nose and oversweet. I never judge a book by its cover but this one was just awful. Only at 5 am, frozen, shots when you are wasted. F%#* NO!
Don Papa liebt oder hasst man ja, ich mag DP und mein Favorit ist der alte DP 7y. Der 10y gefällt mir auch , weniger süß, mehr würzig und das alles in schönem Schwarz. Der Baroko hat mich enttäuscht, schmeckte nur süß und mild, habe kaum was mehr geschmeckt. Jetzt mit Spannung den Masskara probiert und positiv überrascht. Fruchtig und süß, das gefällt mir. Ich schmecke Orange und Vanille, aber da ist auch etwas Scharfes bzw Würziges. Ich muss nun mal den alten DP 7y (Small Batch) und den neuen DP 7y (Single Island) gegentrinken, dann weiß ich ob ich einen neuen Favoriten habe mit dem Masskara :-) Mit ca 50 Euro ist er aktuell zu bekommen, also noch einigermaßen erschwinglich. Habe auch den Sherry Cask und Port Cask aber die gönnt man sich wohl nur einmal im Leben 😊