Bardinet Rhum Negrita

 This should not really be called rhum.... It is watered down almost beyond recognition and only hints of sweetness and bitterness in the taste.... All aromas have disappeared. A rhum like this could spoil a beginner's start 😌

 I'd never had the chance to test this Negrita on its own. Now I have. And it will probably be the one and only time. It's of no interest either for tasting or for cocktails. Maybe for pancakes and cakes, but no more.

 First of all: there is an older bottling in my glass. Unfortunately, I don't know the exact year and only this bottling is available here on RumX. Unfortunately, I don't know to what extent this differs from the current bottling. Surprisingly exciting nose! Fruity and sweet, almost multi-layered with lots of exotic fruit. Unfortunately, the palate is the complete opposite: thin and watered down, apart from a little sweetness, there's not much left here! A few extra points for the nose, but all in all a bottling that you don't need!

 One of the worst drops I have ever tasted.... horrible.

 Gaaanz tief in der Samplekiste gegraben und leider diesen hier erwischt. Außer die fancy Sampleflasche hat der Rum nicht viel zu bieten. Geschmacklich wie einer aus dem Supermarkt, ganz unten im Regal….

 Sehr dünn. Holz, Vanille, süßlicher Geruch. Naja. Der Alkohol sticht nicht so billig wie erwartet … liegt aber wahrscheinlich an den 37.5% … der geht in die Backschublade.

 You can drink it straight. But as a journey through time in a CubaLibre, it's not bad. Still more pleasant than the FRC Ecuador series. A mediocre rating is justified in my opinion. It would probably be better with a few more turns. At least it doesn't taste as artificial as Riise or Don Papa

 Well....what can I say. Tastes thin and somehow artificial. No idea what's in it, but you can drink it in cola, otherwise not so much.

 I like it for pancakes, it's not that bad. I find it much better than the first price SAINT JAMES.