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Can any of the dark rum drinkers out there advise me of the best rum
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Need to buy a bottle of dark rum for part of a 7oth birthday present. It's for someone who loves dark rum but, thought something a little special would be really appreciated.
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Pusser's Red label (15 years old), best taken 50/50 with water.
13:30 Wed 08th Feb 2012
> but quite hard to get unless you live in or near Alnwick.
No harder than purchasing any other product on line: http://www.alnwickrum.com/shop/products.asp
No harder than purchasing any other product on line: http://www.alnwickrum.com/shop/products.asp
My local vino shop that does super ranges of young vinter's offerings fromaround the world also has an excellent range of spirits, such as Sipsmith or Blackwood gin....
On its rum, they recommend Old English 5 year old; it may be a little lighter in colour:
http://www.experience...ucts&product_id=30445
On its rum, they recommend Old English 5 year old; it may be a little lighter in colour:
http://www.experience...ucts&product_id=30445
The very best 'dark' rums are made in the same way as a good whisky - they are matured in casks previously used for sherry. Note that this produces rum that will be the same colour as whisky, and which is generally of better quality. The other class of really dark rums such as Woods, Captain Morgan, (and the OVD Andrew mentions), owe their much deeper colour to the addition of differing amounts of caramel and molasses. Which type is preferable depends on individual taste, but I'd say Pussers rum is a pretty good compromise between the two.
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