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RUM! Who drinks this stuff?

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240sx4u

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I saw a bourbon and Beer thread. I am a rum fan. What have you drank in the past and what do you love? Come on guys, Lets hear it!

I actually drink Rum and Coke usually , but do appreciate a good rum!

My personal favorite two rums are;

Ron Zacapa Centenario 23yr Old Rum
Ron Zacapa Centenario 15yr Old Rum

I am in love with this stuff, the 15yr stuff is great. The 23yr stuff is really good. I am not a rum specialist by any means.

Mount gay extra old is pretty good stuff
10 cane is very good if you like light rum

Worth mentioning under $20 are;

Appleton estates spiced rum
Meyers

Come on guys! I need some more suggestions!!!!

Evan :banana:
 
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I can't stand rum, but my gal loves it.

Parrot Bay mango flavored blended with ice and either fresh strawberries or bananas.

Super sweet.
 
Pusser's 100 proof British Navy Rum, from Tortola is pretty good stuff... I have even enjoyed it neet... like a brandy!
 
For spicy, I drink Cruzan Single Barrel...for smooth and distinguished, it's Ron Matusalem.
 
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Limited experience with Rums. Tried the Rum and Coke thing and while it's tasty, it's just not for me.

Tried Mount Gay while in Barbados. It fit the occasion.

Captain Morgan and 7Up is good, tastes like cream soda to me.

But for an ass kicker I have used Bacardi 151 and Rumpleminze, heard it called by different names but it still has the same effect:drunk::yes:...R1
 
Luckyman said:
My favorite rum comes from Bermuda, Gosling's Black Seal 151:D
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I've had Gosling's, but I didn't know it was 151 proof.

Cruzan has a rum called Blackstrap Rum. I can't quite decide if I like it or not. :)

I had some Santa Teresa single barrel rum in Venezuela that was excellent; perhaps the best I've ever had.

Cacique rums are also quite good. The Ron Antiguo is the best, but the Anejo is also very tasty.

I saw some cachaca at the local liquor store, so maybe I'll have to try that. It's made from sugarcane juice, but not molasses, so it's different than rum.
 
PIRATES!!!

Pirates drink rum!!! Grog, actually, but close enough- "Grog" is just watered-down rum, after all.

I'm not a big fan, but when I go for that american version of Chinese food (Chicken Fingers, Chop Suey, Crab Rangoon, pork strips, egg rolls, egg-fu-yung, you get the picture...) I like to order Sufferin' Bastards, HeadHunters, Dr. Grogs, and the rest of those "Trader Vic" style cocktails.

Lotsa fun.

Tho Gin and Whiskey and Scotch, even tequilla are preferred otherwise.

I'll be willing to try those fancy rums you mention, however, if you're buying...:D











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Dynacophil said:
I'm a good friend of this stuff...

http://www.havana-club.de/home/

best on a November/december night in a jazzclub in Habana vieja :D
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Perhaps they keep the good stuff for domestic consumption. :)

I've had both white and dark (anejo blanco and anejo especial if I remember) Havana Club and, while they weren't bad, they weren't anything special. (I prefer Bacardi, for instance.)

Bacardi is also now producing their own version of Havana Club, but I haven't tried it yet. (It appears that they are only making the white version, and I prefer dark rum.)
 
thedelihaus said:
I'm not a big fan, but when I go for that american version of Chinese food (Chicken Fingers, Chop Suey, Crab Rangoon, pork strips, egg rolls, egg-fu-yung, you get the picture...) I like to order Sufferin' Bastards, HeadHunters, Dr. Grogs, and the rest of those "Trader Vic" style cocktails.
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Like a Mai-tai, Singapore Sling, or a Zombie?
 
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