Escrito por Simon Difford
Whether sold as “black rum” or “dark rum” these molasses-based blended rums have one thing in common, they are deep brown, virtually black in colour due to the addition of caramel and/or molasses. The best also draw colour from aging in heavily charred casks.
Black/dark rums tend to be medium to full-bodied and generally louder – more in your face rums, but none the less attractive for their youthful exuberance. I say “youthful” as they tend not to be aged for prolonged periods. These rums usually include full-flavoured pot still rums in their blend to help make them more intensely flavoured.
Category: Spirits
Sub category: Rum & Cachaça
alc./vol: 40
Category: Spirits
Sub category: Rum & Cachaça
alc./vol: 40
Category: Spirits
Sub category: Rum & Cachaça
alc./vol: 40
Category: Spirits
Sub category: Rum & Cachaça
alc./vol: 40
Category: Spirits
Sub category: Rum & Cachaça
alc./vol: 40
Category: Spirits
Sub category: Rum & Cachaça
alc./vol: 37.5
Category: Spirits
Sub category: Rum & Cachaça
alc./vol: 40
Category: Spirits
Sub category: Rum & Cachaça
alc./vol: 43
Category: Spirits
Sub category: Rum & Cachaça
alc./vol: 40
Category: Spirits
Sub category: Rum & Cachaça
alc./vol: 75.5
Category: Spirits
Sub category: Rum & Cachaça
alc./vol: 37.5
Category: Spirits
Sub category: Rum & Cachaça
alc./vol: 37
Category: Spirits
Sub category: Rum & Cachaça
alc./vol: 40
Category: Spirits
Sub category: Rum & Cachaça
alc./vol: 40
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