Albeit only one of the three casks (the youngest one, too!) was a rum cask, it absolutely shines through to make it's presence known. The nose (keep in mind, it's allergy season with an all-time-high pollen count) was rather muted and lacked any distinct scents, which I found rather surprising. The taste was incredible. A little hot in the mouth at first, it quickly gives way to some dark fruit flavors, chocolate-covered oranges, honey, and a hint of brown sugar and cooking spices. Heating back up as it goes down, the taste of honey becomes more and more prevalent. If you find a bottle, buy it.