"This has a good smell of molasses that is actually quite strong, with a touch of sweetness and fruit. An initial sip shows more sweetness than the smell might imply, and it's surprisingly smooth. It has a decent taste and good sweetness, with a very good amount of molasses for a white rum."
Thursday, February 6, 2020
Palo Viejo White Rum
40% alcohol. Introduced in 1906. Produced in Puerto Rico by Barcelo Marques & Company. Bottled in Illinois. No website listing.
"This has a good smell of molasses that is actually quite strong, with a touch of sweetness and fruit. An initial sip shows more sweetness than the smell might imply, and it's surprisingly smooth. It has a decent taste and good sweetness, with a very good amount of molasses for a white rum."
"This has a good smell of molasses that is actually quite strong, with a touch of sweetness and fruit. An initial sip shows more sweetness than the smell might imply, and it's surprisingly smooth. It has a decent taste and good sweetness, with a very good amount of molasses for a white rum."
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