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Lamb’s Navy Rum is a blend of Caribbean rums that are aged four years in whiskey and bourbon barrels.
The original Lamb's Navy rum recipe, created by Alfred Lamb, blended 18 different rums sourced from Jamaica, Trinidad, Barbados and Guyana. Lamb began blending the rums in England in 1859 and references the British Royal Navy in its name.
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This one I remember from my younger years. Clearly a Navy rum with the roll proof bottle!
Fiery stuff, dark and horrible. But good in a Hot lemon!
mid to bottom shelf, but easy to find! If I turn into a drooling alcoholic I will drink more of this evil stuff!
My first ever rum tasted in my teens, very widely available in UK pubs and bars. I call it "cooking rum" basic no frills, better than cheap scotch, I still have it on optic to this day. Still a decent mixer, can be had straight, but the world is full of better rum dippers. Got to start somewhere!
Value rum with no frills. Enjoyable with cola and on the rocks. Readily available everywhere in the UK.
I come from a long line of Navy men (and one woman!). Lamb's Navy was their rum, and thus became my first rum. A definite mixer, but not terrible. It holds a special place in my heart!
Ok, it's fine with a cola. If you're skint you'll order it in a rough boozer. Um...yeah, rum and coke please.
Not that good, but available everywhere. The only other positive is that it’s not captain morgans.
The most ubiquitous rum in pubs in the uk and its a bit meh works ok as a mixer ot with peppermint but very rough round the edges.
Works in a pinch, still throws the usual Lamb's off flavour....
Just the standard bar rum. Used for mixing with coke and not much more.
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The brand name rum all the old timers drank. Still a standard in the liquor cabinet. Best with Coke. 23.49 12/18