Elixir Distillers of London Black Tot Rum Last Consignment

Navy rum is the bold, full-bodied, traditionally high-strength style born of the British Royal Navy — rich Demerara and blended pot-still character. These are the best navy rums you can buy now.

Best for: Collectors and lovers of old, dark Demerara/Navy blends
Adored by nearly everyone as a real piece of rum history that still tastes superb — dark, complex, endlessly evolving. Common catches: a shortish finish and, for some, story hype outrunning the glass.

Best for: Caroni fans and navy-blend lovers
The reference navy blend for many here — dirty, complex and beautifully balanced across all three terroirs. A few narrowly prefer the Tiger Shark sibling, but almost nobody walks away unimpressed.

Best for: People wanting a first, tropically-aged Caroni
Loved as the gentler, most attainable Caroni — tar, leather and tropical fruit, well-integrated alcohol. A few call it thin and underpowered, but most see a genuinely good introduction.

Best for: Fans of heavy Guyana pot-still rum and navy blends
Most people call it one of the top navy blends around: complex, spicy, woody, with well-integrated alcohol. It needs air to open up, and the Guyana dominance isn't for everyone.

Best for: Fans of Trinidad-led navy blends who like fruit and esters
Loved for its fruity, estery character and layered chocolate-leather-wood palate. A few feel the 54.5% alcohol isn't fully tucked away, and some prefer the 2020 or 50th Anniversary.

Best for: Navy rum fans who love a menthol-and-oak nose
Well-liked navy blend with a menthol-and-caramel nose that outshines the palate. Most find it balanced and easy; a few call the finish bitter or lacking depth.

Best for: People wanting an affordable window into Jamaican funk
Most see a well-priced, honest Jamaican blend — funky, fruity, spicy. Many prefer this stronger version over the 47% sibling, though a short finish and thin complexity keep it from wowing everyone.

Best for: Fans of Jamaican funk and ester newcomers wanting a real taste of it
Most love this funky, fruity Jamaican for the money — pineapple, cookie dough and glue. A few note it's young and rustic, and the finish fades quicker than people want.

Best for: People who like dark, roasty navy blends with real depth
Most tasters call it a well-priced, honest navy blend — dark, roasty and nutty with good depth. A few find the alcohol a touch loud and the profile very dark for their taste.

Best for: Fans of navy-style Jamaican-forward blends
A decent navy blend most people enjoy but few adore. The Jamaican notes dominate, the finish runs short, and the alcohol needs time in the glass to settle down.

Best for: People who want an everyday Jamaican pot-still with fruit and mild funk
Most tasters call it a good, honest young Worthy Park — fruity banana-pineapple palate, well-integrated heat for its age. The common gripe: a bit flat with a short finish.

Best for: People who love sweet, dessert-style sippers and easy entry rums
Deeply divisive. Sweet-tooth drinkers love the caramel-orange dessert profile and easy softness; experienced tasters call it syrupy, artificial and barely rum-like. The added sugar is the dividing line.
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