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Most reviewers find this Australian Beenleigh rum from Cane Island original and worth trying for its distinct flavors, with many noting sweet vanilla, tropical fruit, and subtle floral notes on the nose. Sippers mention wood, pepper, and gentle sweetness on the palate, while some liken it to whisky or cane juice rums. Many enjoy it in cocktails like Mai Tais and see it as a solid, approachable introduction to the style, especially at its fair price point.
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About the Beenleigh distillery
The Beenleigh distillery is located in Australia. Rums from Beenleigh have been reviewed 2,003 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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Floral, tart notes, but not too dominant, tending a little towards agricole. Quite peppery spice alongside the vegetal notes. Therefore not my preferred type of rum overall, but an experience for once
A rum that I find really original and quite complex. For the nose, make a first pass, then let it air to make a second pass which will let you pass other nuance. A rather fruity rum with a vegetable roundness that I like very much
To be honest, I would have mistaken this for a Bourbon, if I hadn't known it's a rum. Probably the pot still and low cut points could be a reason for this. Judged on it's own, this is a rather boring spirit to me. The finish is a bit weak. Nose: is this rum? Blind, I'd have thought that it would be a bourbon. A bit of orange, flowers, clove, maybe a hint of vanilla. Later also peach on syrup. Taste: a bit of glue, but mainly white oak, clove, pepper, orange zest, peach, vanilla, dough. Finish: short and a bit weak, mainly lingering on the spice and orange.
Für nur 43% und nur 4y alt überraschend intensiv. Für knapp 30€ auch sehr fair. Toller Einstieg für Australien! Kirsche, Honig und Rosenwasser mit etwas Vanille. Definitiv ein toller bezahlbarer Rum, bei den man wenig falsch machen kann.