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Have tried many but would love opinions on best Rum to pick up in BVI ( any where if it is hard to find)???
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Sebastian's is a great sipper not too mention is EXCELLENT in Egg Nog..
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Totally agree with Jim...Sebastian's is the best sipping rum...if you prefer spiced that is which I do. The best place to pic it up is at Sebastian's although I have seen in in a few shops at Sopher's. It seemed a crime when my brother in law made a painkiller with it but wow was it tasty and very smooth! ENJOY! mappy <img src="http://www.traveltalkonline.com/forums/images/graemlins/toast.gif" alt="" />
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Totally agree with Sebastian's. It IS a sipping rum ... smooth, dark and a bit sweet.
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Callwood's Rum, hands down the BEST BVI rum
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We go with Ron Barrilito 3-star or Cruzan Single Barrel. Cruzan Dark 2-year old is remarkably good, and better than in the past.
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The real stuff is labeled Rhum Agricole. Any of the dark Rhum's from DePaz are excellent. I would avoid the new "amber" variant created to ship to the US where few understand rhum.
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This is exactly what I was hoping for... Now I have to try them all!
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As StormJib says, the Rhum Agricole from the french islands, we prefer Martinique, are magnificent. They are rare, but the Rum Bar at Cooper Island has a few. Occasionally you can find bottles of Rhum Clement.
Why the big deal? Rhum Agricole is not made from molasses, but from from cane juice. Arundel does the same on Tortols, but without the aging. You can still make a good 'ti Punch with Arundel.
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Callwoods panty dropper is the choice if you ask my grandson. I like the Elms "the [censored]". A couple shots and it is hard to find the dinghy!
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