Pyrat XO Reserve
Intense orange, citrus, and vanilla dominate both aroma and palate, edging towards a liqueur feel. While some find it artificial, many RumX tasters enjoy its smooth, sweet citrus—especially those seeking something different.
Strong orange and citrus, sweet with liqueur character.
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How does this rum taste?
- Distinctive orange and citrus profile
- Very approachable and smooth
- Accessible price point
Bold orange and sweet citrus flavours define Pyrat XO Reserve, a rum best known for its pronounced orange peel and vanilla notes. RumX reviews highlight its approachable, liqueur-like profile, with several noting a smooth, easy-drinking character, though artificial citrus stands out. Ideal for those curious about lively, dessert-inspired rums—worth exploring if vibrant orange is your thing.
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"Orange sugar water in my mind but very good in a chocolate cake!"
"Edit: finally pack 😄 I've had this rum in the cupboard for a while and dug it out of the last corner. But it is and remains mediocre and not suitable for drinking neat in my opinion. Also tried as a mixer with cola as a fresh drink for warm evenings. No, unfortunately not. But it's perfect for spicing up cheesecake or a tiramisu. For me, it is and remains purely a baking ingredient. Unfortunately, that's all it's good for."
"I like the bottle very much and the label is also beautiful. The taste of this rum is not convincing. Very sweet and a bit artificial. Similar to Don Papa, but not quite as bad and drinkable."
"Selbst für den Preis macht das kein Spaß. Eigentlich nur süß mit ein bisschen Orange und einer alkoholischen Schärfe, - braucht kein Mensch. Pur auf jeden Fall nicht geeignet, ob er als Mixer taugt, mag ich zu bezweifeln."