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Posted
almost 8 years ago
A great white rum. I don't like drinking white rums straight, but this is quite flavourful. Amazing mixed with cola! After tasting this if you can still go back to Bacardi, then your taste buds are dead!
Posted
almost 8 years ago
Fruity and fresh, relatively complex--------------
Posted
almost 8 years ago
This rum has a lovely finish, great taste and is by far my favourite white rum. I would say good enough to drink neat. I would add that care is needed when adding coke, it can be a spoiler
Posted
8 years ago
As a Plantation lovers, I had to discover this 3Stars white rum from Maison Ferrand. The main thing which comes to my mind is 'smooth' maybe a little bit too much to be sip straight up but as already said by few reviewers, it should be gorgeous in cocktails ! I should taste it in a Mojito . That sounds like a good plan :-)
This is an amazing product! one of the best white rums in the market right now... it's just beautiful for cocktails...The best daiquiri you can make!
Cheers!
Posted
8 years ago
This is my go to Mojito Rum. Very well balanced and subtle flavors.
Posted
8 years ago
My absolute go to, especially for daiquiris. Always have a fifth on hand just in case.
Posted
8 years ago
It is smooth and has a nice texture. I think is better in cocktails.
Posted
8 years ago
Maybe the best white rum out there. It is really smooth. If you would for some reason like to sip a white rum this is the one for you. A great mixer!
Posted
8 years ago
Wounderful rum for drinks and also works as a sipper. Always havet one at home.
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This rum came at me as a gift at a party, and it tastes like a surprise gift indeed. Plantation crafts delicious rums in general, so I was curious what this was about, as I'd had their aged and blends previously around and above this price point. After trying lots of Jamaican rums in the last couple months, I was taken aback with how similarly this tasted. A tinge sweet upfront, but that subsides while you get to enjoy the quick tour of flavors representative of the spirits this is blended from (as I'd later find out: Jamaica, Barbados and Trinidad.).
This makes a great entry into any of these three distinctive styles for someone curious about them. It's not too much of any single one, so if Jamaican funk turns you off, you might like the touch this one lends to the palate. It's good neat, but great in a punch, and probably needs the touch of fruit juice to really set it off. This could easily become a go-to white mixer for the home bar... I prefer em 50% or stronger, but the flavor is good enough here to carry a potent cocktail as a base with stride.