Beenleigh Copper Pot Distilled Rum 700ml Bottle

Nose: Splendid. Nail clean vinyl apple light banana powerless nectar. In the event that I make a decent attempt I can nearly persuade myself there is vanilla. Sense of taste: A delicate marginally fruity appearance with to a greater extent a sweet grain than a molasses or sugar character. Next to no advancement by any means - it becomes dryer and some saccharine flavors show up. Powerless dark tea. Wrap up the counterfeit sugar flavor plunges into metallic harshness toward the end. Following pouring there is a fragrance like dissolvable and mechanical liquor that is suggestive of refining foreshots. After some time as the unstable mixes vanish it settles down to a conventionally fruity character. While not effectively horrendous flawless it's simply not decent and is increasingly similar to a base rack general store mixed whisky than rum. This is unequivocally a blending soul and it ought not be devoured in its exposed state. Suffocating it in cola and ice stifles the flavor and delivers a worthy rum-seasoned drink. I can't concur with the official rating here of 86. I can just picture that the sent out jugs are of a higher caliber than the ones they save for the local market. Inferior : 1 star"