R.L. Seale’s John D. Taylor’s Velvet Falernum
The "John D. Taylor’s Velvet Falernum" was produced in Barbados. It was selected and bottled by the independent bottler R.L. Seale’s. The rum has an ABV of 11%. 14 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.7/10. The rum smells like Clove, Spicy and Apple, and on the palate there is Sugar, Syrupy and Clove.
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"Normally used to embellish my mai-tai. Tested on its own, just to see. This is a syrup with a strong clove and spice flavour. Limited interest for me as it's too sweet and I'm not a fan of liqueurs."
"Sure, it's not rum but a liqueur, so it's difficult to compare with rum, but this is definitely one of the best liqueurs I know. I just love every cocktail where this stuff goes in, it gives a great complexity."
"The classic alcoholic falernum and market leader. This one has a much more pronounced taste of lime and funk than many others and comparatively less direct presence of almonds. It can be a bewildering taste at first because it is purely crafted as a rum accompaniment. In cocktails this falernum makes itself clearly known as it has a certain searing quality, but this is entirely appropriate in tiki drinks that need muscle from the non-fruit ingredients to come through. A solid classic and the safe choice for your falernum rum cocktails."
"A must in a corn n oil cocktail , the bomb and tastes so devine. Obviously this is a mixing drink not something you drink on its own .. A cocktail bar must"