Captain Morgan Dark

Hard to drink it neat. Cheap spiced rum, that is ok for a cuba libre , but nothing special.

Actually one of the least favorite rums. Stopped buying it long time ago

Solid one! A bit too alcoholic taste but a standard good bitterness that stands proudly against the typical heavily sweetend rums in this category.

Niets speciaal. Gewoon rum..........................

Good only for mixing. Tasted straight - spice is masking the ethanol and missing body.

Smells of toffee and vanilla, some spice. The taste is to short, but still have some spices and wood. Ok value for the money.

Like some reviews I have see, been very disappointed with this, but if in right frame of mind or taste buds ready then this is an OK rum.
So it has it's good days and it's bad, like most things in life.

A good rum but needs to be served with Coke. Quite a strong aftertaste.

Had many a tote of this Rum to keep me warm on a cold night and its always fine to mix with a dash of Dry or even just with a bit of lime . Fruity and not overpowering like some cheap Rums and a good one to keep handy for when your mates drop in and you dont want to give them your best stuff.

Only one from basic Morgan's with little bit of use. Hard confusing taste, but nice rum for dark rum mixers for a nice price. At least for start (I found better ones, but back in my days i use this a lot). Drinking it neat you'll get true sailor experience, because its like drinking hard liquor diluted with muddy water and sweetened with molasses.
With few exceptions, Morgan stand three steps below basic Havana (and one below basic Bacardí), but pricing is one step, so I have no reason to go for it. Nice and not expensive for beginners, but if you'll miss the Morgan's basics, you won't regret.