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Posted
over 1 year ago
Doesn't taste like they used real rum, or real spices, and I'm hesitant to say if they've even used real cane as the sugar source.
Vanillin, baking rum essence, golden syrup.
Tastes like a hangover.
Posted
over 1 year ago
My body always shakes after tasting it. Maybe good for a cocktail, but nothing else. My eyes roll when others consider this a better rum and offer it to me.
Posted
over 1 year ago
This rum is simply for a party time rum and coke and it's good or bad enough for the role.. moving on.
Posted
almost 2 years ago
At least they used to. I don’t know why they used to do that.
Drank a lot of this in my 20s and 30s. Unfortunately, a lot of restaurants will have this, Bacardi Silver, and Myers. 🤢
“I will have a sparkling water please.”
Posted
almost 2 years ago
No one is gonna read this review. Captain Morgan became popular in the 80s because they added sugar to rum. Fín.
Posted
2 years ago
Ska man bara bli full är detta en bra rom blandat med cola. Annars smakar den inte mycket,inte ens sprit vilket i och för sig är bra.
Posted
over 2 years ago
In de mix is het een prima rum met heen heerlijk vleugje vanille. Iets of wat zoetig, maar dat vind ik niet erg.
Posted
over 2 years ago
The typical party drink when I am out with friends.
Posted
over 2 years ago
Rum drinkers are not the target group. When it comes to student parties, this one does its job. Even though it's not a good quality rum it is affordable and that's enough.
Posted
3 years ago
If you like the taste of burning alkohol and no good taste then you are just looking to get drunk
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Captain Morgan Original Spiced Gold 35% (Jamaica)
Eye: Gold
Nose: Pretty forward smell of hard lemon drops, public toilet, industrial soap, faint vanilla, over ripe fermented honey dew melon and something like sour star fruit. Very light and thin impression. It also reeks of old fridge-damaged vegetables. There is also something that has a slight resemblance of light, cheap chocolate.
Mouth: Sugar and diluted eau-de-vie with a twist of lemon and artificial vanilla sugar. It is thin and unrefined with no trace of self-worth or dignity. This is the captain of a sinking ship in lukewarm salty water. For a second I thought I sensed cinnamon but that could be wishful thinking.
Reaction: I have had this in coke with ice before and have enjoyed hundreds of them. Now I wonder why? Well, I was young and stupid - just like this beverage right here. Maybe it is unfair to taste it as a sipping rum but at the same time, and in all fairness, a drink should be able to stand on its own I think. How else can I compare? Well, this may be the last I see of this horrible rum-like booze.
32p
Price: 243 SEK
Tasted: 2016, in a Riedel Sommelier Cognac XO glass at room temperature.