Hamilton Overproof 151 Rum

Nose is weaker than lemonhart. Flavor is dense and jumbled molasses, carmel, fruit. It kicks hard but smoother than it should be.

Nose: chocolate, berries, coconut, Taste: reflects the palate with caramel and chili pepper notes. A flavor bomb sipped neat and excellent in cocktails

Rating: 14/23 N: Bold tannins mix with burnt molasses and slices of lemon peel (including the pith). Ethanol bursts out, but not scent-wise. Pretty funky. P: Obviously, this burns. It's hazmat. Getting past that, there's lots of richness and funk. The bitter alcohol flavor mixes well with the hogo funkiness to produce sort of a tannic barrel vibe mixed with molasses. The sweetness balances nicely. There's some lemon as well in with the burn. A little harshness, but mostly we're dealing with burn here. F: Lingering burn, tannic barrel, notes of molasses, and hints of lemon. - Conclusion - This is challenging to sip, but it's pretty tasty. The funky boldness makes this a great mixer, so it's really filling an important niche. But I don't rate spirits other than liqueurs based on mixability. So I think that this is around a 14 neat, though it could be a 13. It's tremendous value as a mixer though and can produce some great cocktails! Really, this is a mixer. It's great at that. Neat, it's challenging. I'll let it have that 14, but I'm still thinking it could be a 13 neat.

on the nose. C2H5OH, EtOH, ethyl alcohol, ethanol, hydroxyethane whatever you want to call it. but some caramel sweetness under the alcohol. Use with extreme caution. A lot of alcohol burn