How does this rum taste?
- Fruity with banana notes
- Good value for money
- Ideal for mixology
The Classic Range Jamaica Rum, crafted in Jamaica and bottled by Berry Bros & Rudd, is distilled from molasses and offers a 40.5% ABV. Designed for enthusiasts seeking the quintessential Jamaican profile, this rum features prominent fruity and banana aromas with subtle notes of glue, apple, and pineapple. On the palate, it delivers an alcoholic punch coupled with pear and fruit schnapps-like qualities. Users appreciate its suitability for cocktails, while some note a lack of complexity. Ideal for mixology, this rum provides an introduction to the Jamaican style without overwhelming "funk.
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"This rum has almost everything you want from a Jamaican rum to an extremely low price. This one should be named “Sweet Syrup & Herbal Spice”, cause there are several different rums called “Jamaica Classic Range”. The nose is funky, fruity, spicy and you can recognize the aroma of dunder. At the palate it’s spicy, funky and rich with a certain sweetness. The flavors are persistent during the long and powerful finish."
"Typical Jamaican with no big surprises. Banana and overripe/gammy fruit. r Selatively smooth for its young age. I imagine it would be good in daiquiris etc., but it's not really my thing on its own."
"While the smell is still quite pleasant, this rum goes down the throat easily, but despite the low alcohol content it has a boozy, alcoholic base that doesn't particularly appeal to me, especially as only the subtle hint of wood smoke indicates that it has been matured in a cask. Tasted blind, I would have guessed it was a young, watered-down Fiji rum from an exhausted bourbon barrel. Possibly suitable for mixing, but not enjoyable on its own."
"Boring, short-winded. No traces of Jamaica. Rather reminiscent of a poorly distilled fruit brandy"