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Rating Light vs XO rums

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OldPat 🇧🇪 | 7 ratings Author
Hi, I am a newcomer and just uploaded my first ratings. While I am fully aware that I am not a specialist, I would nevertheless like to keep some coherence in my ratings. Is there an agreed rule in the forum for the comparisons between light and aged rum? Of course, I do not expect the same when buying an XO rum vs a light one mainly for mixing. My first idea was to treat those categories independently: an 8/10 for a light rum does not mean I like it as much as a 8/10 aged rum. How are you dealing with this question generally? Comments in french, spanish or portuguese are ok for me.
Posted 23 Apr '17
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Falcon91Wolvrn03 (PREMIUM) 🇺🇸 | 562 ratings
I rate them all as if they're in one category - "rum". :-) You're right, light rums will typically be rated lower that way, but you can always filter on the light rums to see which light rums are best against each other.
Posted 18 Nov '17
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