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United States | Spiced | 40% ABV
Bayou Spiced rum, a version of their base Bayou Rum thatโs rested up to 30 days with a blend of creole baking spices and bottled at 80 proof. According to the distillery, its amber color comes from the spice blend.
via American Rum Report
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If you drink this rum straight or in a rum-forward cocktail, it will really let you down. It tastes kind of sandy. I gave this rum a chance, but the only way to make it taste ok is by mixing it with coke. What I can say for it is, it doesn't taste bad in that artificial way that Captain Morgan does. It may be that the base rum isn't of great quality, but it also might just be an acquired or polarizing taste.
Ordered two bottles, this kind of rum is not my cup of tea :D But overal quality is very good.
Probably more like a 7.5 but i need to distinguish it from the other bayou which i prefer.
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The first spiced rum I've had with a notably unique flavour profile. Vanilla and standard spiced flavours accented with prominent notes of cinnamon. Completely unique, complex, and of course, tasty.
Definite notes of carmel blended with a hint of banana and your typical spices. Fairy smooth and enjoyable
Maybe I am used to my own spiced rum (I made my own pimento dram) or a very good spiced rum like Chairman's Reserve, but this lacked "bite". It was good, just wanted it to be better.
Fantastic spiced rum. One of the best made in the US. Has a great nose of butterscotch and juicey fruit. One of the very best rum and cokes out there.
I wasn't big fan of spiced rum until this one. Love it with hot apple juice.
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Smooth, but spices create a bit of a Christmas praline taste. Worth a try for a party drink.