Old Captain Caribbean Rum White
The "Old Captain Caribbean Rum White" was produced in Barbados. It was distilled from Molasses. The rum has an ABV of 37,5%. 7 community members rated this rum with an average of 5.5/10. The rum smells like Fruity, Nail polish and Burnt sugar, and on the palate there is Fruity, Diluted and Medicinal.
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Dachte eigentlich dies ist ein reiner Mixer, geht aber pur auch einigermaßen, hab schlimmeres befürchtet. Ist relativ fruchtig in der Nase sowie am Gaumen, man merkt aber, dass dieser Rum richtig verwässert wurde.
The smell has a bit of acetone nail polish remover vibes but not as heavy and terribly bad as the Estaro 1860. More burned brown suger with a acetone twist. Taste however is the bad part in this scenario. First sip is mild, watery even and a hint of sweet suger cane. After swallowing the flavours open up and it’s all sharp, peppery, alcoholic burning, the nail polish remover comes more dominant to the front with a long, nasty bitterness in the aftertaste that stayes a while. Not a fan of this one.
Use it only in a mix with cola