Seven Fathoms Premium

Good for sipping but not extraordinary by any means.

This rum was smooth but really didn't have any character to it. Would be worth adding a bottle to the collection just for the story behind it

Surprising taste, good for a whisky lovers transition, no signs of added sugar, almost a 7 but not a typical rhum taste, easy sipping, short aftertaste

It’s a little lighter in color but it had a good smell to it and it certainly tasted well straight. I don’t think it is aged long enough to give it a higher rating but if I see it on the menu again I would order it.

This is a grid rum, but not what I would consider a super premium rum. It has a little bite at first sip then mellows as it goes down.

Nice, but nothing too exciting, the only thing I can remember is it's quite smooth

I actually tried Seven Fathoms Premium at a restaurant here in Michigan. I was really expecting great things from this Rum, as I have seen it on my past visits to Grand Cayman, but found it a bit harsh on the swallow. I am a Zaya Grand Reserva guy, so I do tend to compare many of the great Rums against Zaya, and Zaya always wins. Having said that, I think that this is an admirable effort from a young, newer Cayman Islands company, and as they gain more time under their belts in the years ahead, I would think that they will come out with more Aged rums. Until then, for me, this is a solid mixing rum, with good depth, a bit smokey, but not one that I would enjoy neat or with an ice cube at this time. Not yet anyway.

Pretty much just tourist rum. The poster child for soul less small company commercial rum.

Plain and uninteresting taste. Starts and finishes the same way. My bottle will only be used for drinks.