Canerock Jamaican Spiced Rum

Very much in line with a traditional spiced rum, Cane Rock adds a few novel twists to their expression. The initial impression is of heavy vanilla, followed by a more subtle yet clear presence of coconut. After some seconds, a gentle wave of ginger heat comes into play, adding a warming touch that carries through to the finish. Overall, the spices themselves add some savory and exotic notes. We'd recommend this as a terrific sipping rum, but most notably it will make stellar faux-tropical libations. Try it in your next Jet Pilot, Painkiller or Navy Grog.

Very sweet, probably too sweet. Because of amount of sugar in EU considered as spirit drink not rum. Great spices used, tasty, but not “elegant”. Cant imagine drinking with coke or straight. Probably the best choice for cocktails

Very nice if you like spiced rums, I find the vanilla very forward on both nose and palate. If you enjoy other sweeter spiced rums like bumbu, this is well worth a try

100 proof. $28.99. Finished in ex sherry casks. Coca-cola, eggnog, vanilla, coconut, ginger, sugared caramel, molasses, strawberries.

Semi sweet vanilla, flavored rum. Not overly rich but very light. Not a bad, sipping rum or mixer with soft drinks. 

marashino cherry, vanilla, carmel. Lots of burn going down. Would be good with mix