Captain Morgan Original Spiced Rum
Spiced Rum
Captain Morgan // US Virgin Islands
Sir Henry Morgan (Captain Morgan, as he is known by the masses) was born in Wales in 1635. He was at various times for the British government a privateer, a prisoner, an admiral, and a knight. He gained his notoriety by attacking the Spaniards who had set up shop in the Caribbean, most notably in Panama and Cuba, and doing what pirates do best — he plundered. He died at the ripe old age of 53 as Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica. Captain Morgan the rum was introduced to the world in 1983 and since 2010 has been produced in the U.
S. Virgin Islands after relocating its distillery there from Puerto Rico. Note: In April 2023, Captain Morgan Original Spiced Rum has been reformulated to include real Madagascar Vanilla. The packaging has been updated as well so look for that separate listing. .
Sir Henry Morgan (Captain Morgan, as he is known by the masses) was born in Wales in 1635. He was at various times for the British government a privateer, a prisoner, an admiral, and a knight. He gained his notoriety by attacking the Spaniards who had set up shop in the Caribbean, most notably in Panama and Cuba, and doing what pirates do best — he plundered. He died at the ripe old age of 53 as Lieutenant Governor of Jamaica. Captain Morgan the rum was introduced to the world in 1983 and since 2010 has been produced in the U.S. Virgin Islands after relocating its distillery there from Puerto Rico. Note: In April 2023, Captain Morgan Original Spiced Rum has been reformulated to include real Madagascar Vanilla. The packaging has been updated as well so look for that separate listing.
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Spiced RumRum that is flavored with a variety of spices, natural or artificial. They can be aged, though there is no requirement to do so.
Tasting Notes
"Lots of sugar sweetness on the nose, much like carnival candy with a bundle of vanilla. The other spices are tough to discern individually, but cola flavor seemed to be present. It is rich and sweet which makes it difficult once again to pick up much spice. Listen, we know this will likely end up in a glass with Coke. You're not going to be sipping this neat in your study. But, maybe try a different spiced rum for your Cuba Libre. You may be surprised to find some with real character and more oomph. The Captain just falls a little flat."