Old Monk Supreme

Chocolate and coffee. I've heard this called "the Jack Daniel's of India" and I get it; you could get used to this unique flavor. But it's also incredibly cheap, despite the special bottle. It's too bad I really dislike this unique flavor.

Not a good rum at all, over the top sweet with a hint of coffee.

After about 4 it just gets too much and it's time for a change.

No going back there.

Heavy carmel on the nose, almost to much I thought it was a flavored rum similar to Bumbu. When I drank it I surprised that the carmel went away fairly quickly and I was left with a pretty smooth rum. I’ll gladly share with visitors.

It's great to be fair. If you like very sweet rum then you will like this. It has huge vanilla notes with caramel, oak and some spices.

Starts with Coffee, Coffee, Coffee, brown sugar, caramel and vanilla extract then fades to a slightly bitter aftertaste. This rum feels like it was heavily back-sweetened with brown sugar to hide the bitter note, resulting in an overly sweet end result.

Not undrinkable but also not great. At around $18 it is not expensive , however there are better choices in rum for the $20 price point.

I was surprised that rum could be drank straight. The smooth taste and lack of heat was surprisingly refreshing.

When you present this botte at a tasting it comes with a great story about the brand and about alcohol in India and the army there. The bottle is also very special. Unfortunately the taste is not very spectacular.

I almost get a pancake syrup from the smell.
It’s alright for sipping though, flavor is lacking in depth etc. Cocoa, burnt sugar. Lingers

Нормальный ром, ни более ни менее. Если есть возможность отдайте предпочтение другим сортам из Латинской Америки, если нет - то и от этого рома вы получите удовольствие.

Very tasty as I enjoy all of the Old Monk Line. Hard to find rum!