J. Wray & Nephew LTD. White Overproof
Fruity Jamaican funk for cocktails
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RumX members love the punchy Jamaican funk and tropical fruit that light up cocktails. Expect banana, overripe fruit and solvent notes on the nose, with intense flavor at 63%. A staple for Mai Tais, Daiquiris, Wray & Ting, and even homemade falernum; some add a splash of water. With 156 community reviews and strong buyer confidence, this popular overproof is a solid, good-value bar workhorse.
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Love this overproof. Almost tame enough to sip, makes a great addition to many drinks, including an Agricole old fashioned
Typical of Jamaican rums it is the perfect rum to make mai tai. Pure I like less.
I tried this years ago before I got into actual rums (when I thought Diplomatico was the best thing going 😂) and thought at the time that it was awful and tasted like paint stripper. How wrong I was! Tasting it again now having developed my palate and this is smooth, floral, funky, even slightly sweet. I fully get why it is a great staple for many bars. Actually reminds me of a much more subtle version of the Clairin Sajous I have.
Good for getting completely smashed by and making strong cocktails but never on its own or just a mixer.