Appleton 15 Years Black River Casks
Aromas reveal vanilla, woody caramel, and tropical hints, while the palate stays smooth with oak, spice, and light fruit. Community consensus praises the value and balance, noting it as a reliable, relaxed Jamaican sipper for the price.
Smooth vanilla, caramel, and gentle oak—mellow and inviting.
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How does this rum taste?
- Great value for 15 years age
- Smooth, approachable Jamaican profile
- Balanced vanilla, caramel, and oak
Vanilla, caramel, and oak shine in this 15-year Appleton, with layers of gentle tropical fruit and roasted nuts throughout. The mellow Jamaican character, wood-forward profile, and understated funk make it a go-to for those craving balanced, easygoing sipping at a fair price. Worth exploring for fans of smooth, nuanced aged rums.
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About the Appleton Estate distillery
The Appleton Estate distillery is located in Jamaica. Rums from Appleton Estate have been reviewed 2,915 times with an average of 8.0/10.
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"This new release is more on the roasted side than the other ones. Lightly fruity with vanilla and wonderful caramel. On the palate there is wonderful roasted wood and I find it nice and round with and oily feel on the tongue. Price to quality is very good in my mind."
"An easy introduction to the world of Jamaican rums. From memory, I like the 12-year-old a little better, but I would have to try them in parallel. Personally, I don't like the bitterness, which I find far too dominant. All in all, a little characterless, there are stronger representatives of the Jamaican style, even in the lower price segment."
"Caramel, cedar wood, vegetal, cinnamon, pineapple and citrus on the nose. The palate has a clean attack, the fruit is there and the aromas rise and fall gently. They fade together fairly quickly, leaving mainly caramel and cedar. A good rum for the price, very well made."
"Am after the 12th GRF still too exhausted for a proper evaluation. But nice unspectacular rum after the exciting variety of the last few days. And a worthy gentle start to the year until the next German Rum Festival."