Fiji FPBP
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The Fiji FPBP Rum delivers tropical fruit notes with a spicy, peppery finish and a notable alcohol presence. Ideal for those exploring bold, complex rums.
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About the South Pacific distillery
The South Pacific distillery is located in Fiji. Rums from South Pacific have been reviewed 3,409 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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Smoky finish that I don't like. Nice entry-level wine
Good blend of tropical fruits with some wood topped with a ginger spiciness to the taste.
Nose typical Fiji. Overripe banana, mineral to herbal. Slightly peppery. On the palate, first sweet, honey, then alcohol. The mineral follows again. Quite tasty.
Rather well done. On the fruit. I had trouble at first, even after several glasses, so I left it for a year at the back of the cupboard. And I have to say that what I'm drinking today has nothing to do with it. The "alcohol" aspect is much better, it's smoother and more pleasant to drink. It's not the best fiji, but frankly it's not bad at all. A fine product