South Pacific S.B.S Fiji 2002
Highly praised Fiji funk at cask strength: complex tropical fruit, esters and honey balanced by wood, tea and spice. Intense yet coherent, with a long, satisfying finish.
Fans of high-ester Jamaican-style funk who want to explore Fiji, and enthusiasts who enjoy dry, woody rums with lots of tropical fruit and savory complexity at higher strength.
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How does this rum taste?
Intense Fiji funk with depth
If you enjoy Hampden or Worthy Park and want that style with a Pacific twist, this SBS Fiji delivers similar funk plus more wood, tea and honey complexity at a serious strength.
Beginners, anyone sensitive to 57% ABV, or drinkers who dislike funky, rubbery esters and firm oak influence.
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About the South Pacific distillery
The South Pacific distillery is located in Fiji. Rums from South Pacific have been reviewed 3,419 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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Another retaste and it lost a few points, but still a great rum looking at the price tag. Price to quality you get a lot for your money. Fruit and esters combined with a nice spicy and warm palate. I get a light honey note on the nose and palate as well as a hint of mint on the finish. Really nice rum.
This is a very interesting, impressive Rum from Fiji. I enjoyed this a lot. The wood and alcohol is integrated very well. In the nose a perfect mix of fruits and the barrel with some nice smells of esters and nail polish. In the mouth it’s added some nice rubber, licorice, almond, vegetal, pipe tobacco, tea and olive tastes. The finish is quite long with a lot of barrel notes without being to bitter.
Fermented fruit, esters, rubber, glue, anchovies, licorice, honey, sweet warm spice, stone fruits. Amazing drink. Didn’t like it as much when I just opened the bottle but after giving it some time to open up it really delivers. It’s underrated here I believe. Well after doing a few more crosstastings I have to deduct points. It doesn’t hold up well against other high end bottles. I still love it as a standalone after a nice meal.
Top Fiji, great complexity: Fresh fruit and spice notes meet wood, tea and licorice. If Fiji reaches this level, then the South Pacific Rums really get a unique selling point at a very high level. Great bottling.