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FRC Captain Cane
One taster nailed it: gummy bananas and vanilla pudding powder in a glass. This is a very sweet, spiced rum-based spirit — thick, creamy caramel, toffee and coconut up front, with a candy edge most people call artificial. Sweet-tooth drinkers happily reach for it again; anyone chasing real distillery character walks away disappointed.
The community says- Soft and easy
- Keep in mind: Tastes artificial
- Keep in mind: Extremely sweet
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How does FRC Captain Cane taste?
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Very sweet, candy-like dessert sipper Loved by sweet-rum fans, dismissed by everyone else. Nearly all agree it's extremely sweet with an artificial coconut-vanilla note; the catch is there's little actual rum showing through.
People who love very sweet, dessert-style spiced rums
Anyone wanting dry, authentic distillery character
Style & occasion: Sweet & dessertCocktails & mixingSipping neat
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Is it right for you?
Yes, if you're after sweet, dessert-like rums for cocktails.
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What does the community say?
45 community reviews
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16 selected written reviews
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Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
#4572 26-27.01.2024 Hanse Spirit OK, this one was an instant regret. A mixture of sugar and Christmas spices. To me sweet with sweet on it and then add some sugar just because you can. Cheap rum but not a rum in my mind. Got a bit on my fingers and I think you can use it as simple glue ☺️ Brought home a sample to someone I know likes this kind of rum.
Review by Yannick93
A very sweet spiced rum. If you like and are looking for exactly that, you're in a good place here. On the nose, immediately lots of vanilla and caramel. Taste-wise very sweet, lots of caramel and vanilla, but unfortunately slightly artificial or too much of it. The finish is supported by some coconut and comes back with caramel and vanilla. Even though it's very sweet, I would buy it again anytime because it delivers exactly what it promises in cocktails.
Review by Frank
I simply picked it up as a sample at HanseSpirit. Clearly: this is not my cup of tea! Flavored, sweetened and reduced to 40%. But I'm not the target group for this rum-based spirit. Let me taste it objectively. Nose: oh yes, sugary sweet and blatantly intense pineapple with coconut. But rather intensely artificial with a hint of passion fruit. Piña colada from the supermarket. Plus lots of vanilla, caramel and a hint of cinnamon. Also reminds me strongly of a caramel pudding, very creamy and creamy. It's more like a liqueur than a round rum. 24 Palate: I haven't had anything this sweet in a glass for a long time. Thick, but also soft and creamy sugar syrup with candied pineapple, coconut chips and vanilla. But again, it all seems very artificial. Unfortunately, there's not much more to it than that. At least it doesn't seem watered down, despite the low ABV. 22 For sweet rum lovers, this is certainly a nice digestif. For those like me, it's more of a horror. But better than DP, even if only minimally 😜.
Review by Franklin
Very sweet and smooth rum. With lots of sugar and vanilla flavor. Gentle and soft in the finish. The right rum for beginners. No coloring.
Review by crazyforgoodbooze
Gummy bananas and Dr. Oetker vanilla pudding powder to drink. Sorry but utterly failed, just sickly sweet and artificial.
Review by Die Rum entdecker
Too flavored and sweet.
Review by Rumpalumpa
On the nose, what you know from many spiced rums. Especially coconut, pineapple, banana. Less chemical than many others. On the palate, of course sweet and gummy bears. Definitely recommended for fans of this type of rum.
Review by Patrick M
Pleasant rum but nothing groundbreaking. On the nose, a lot of artificial aromas. Toffee, nougat, chocolate, overripe banana. Very soft on the palate. Alcohol well integrated and not sharp. However, with every sip, I was accompanied by a slightly musty taste. On the tongue, it feels very thick and creamy. Here too, very sweet aromas can be perceived. The relatively short finish tastes a bit artificial, burnt to me, and brings out a very sweet caramel note.
Review by Lutz Lungershausen
Tried at Flensburg Rum Convent 2023, finally poured the sample into the glass now First impression: viscous, caramel, very sweet, artificial Nose: caramel, toffee, banana, sweet, sweet, sweet Palate: alcohol, burnt, sweet, rum? Finish: short, unimpressive Overall impression: exaggeratedly sweet, caramel nose, on the palate you wonder what rum leftovers had to go for this. I can only give under 5 because even Captain Morgan is rounder. Sorry, the recycling glass doesn't help either.
Review by Thorstein
Very sweet and soft. Pleasant to drink, but not too complex.
Review by Gregor
Too sweet and the coconut aroma is way too artificial. Same with the vanilla. Too bad, I expected more from Kirsch. Not necessarily a must-try. No real distillate notes. Shame.
Review by Johannes
Pure sweet banana.
Review by MJ72
Vanilla dominates, some fruit, pleasantly sweet. A light rum also for drinking neat.
Review by Tom 1968
A spirit based on several rums with 40% from FRC. The alcohol is hardly noticeable on the nose. However, the aromas seem quite artificial. The palate, despite sweetness, is not caressed. The alcohol is very well integrated, but the rather artificial aftertaste reminds more of a candy. Since the taste fades quickly, it's not that bad :-). Conclusion: If you want a sweet rum, then rather Royal Danish Navy from A.H. Riise.
Review by Anonymous
Sweet, but that's to be expected. Good for mixing but also quite enjoyable neat.
Review by StefanR
An accessible rum with a very sweet and rounded profile, appealing to sweetness-loving connoisseurs. The blend from Barbados and Worthy Park Estate Jamaica – both aged about 5 years in ex-bourbon barrels – creates a fruity-creamy aroma play with vanilla, toffee, and tropical fruit. But it also has depth and a subtle spiciness. Ideal for beginners or anyone looking for a mild dessert-style rum, neat or in cocktails like the 'Mai Tai'.
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48 bottles logged by 29 collectors.
A drinker's rum.
50% opened, 12 emptied.
What does FRC Captain Cane cost?
Community paid 29–35 €.
Current best price: 31.90 € – within the typical community range.
Purchase prices reported by members, not a shop price. Avg. 27 €. Full price & collection history in RX+ ›
48 purchased · 52 tasted · 10 wishlist · as of
Details about FRC Captain Cane
A spirit drink on a rum base from Caribbean, bottled by Oldman Spirits GmbH, at 40%.
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