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1731 Fine & Rare Travellers Belize
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Grilled pineapple, caramel and a bit of toasted coconut, with light oak and pepper behind it. This 7-year Travellers from 1731 is soft and fruity, easy to drink at 46%. Several tasters call it a good starter Belize and a great mixer, though a few find the nose flat and the finish short. Nougat lingers in the empty glass.
The community says- Grilled pineapple
- Easy sipping
- Keep in mind: Flat, faint nose
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Soft, fruity everyday Belize and mixer Well-liked as an easy, fruity everyday Belize and a strong mixer at this strength. The catch: the nose can read thin and there's little "special" for experienced drinkers.
People who like soft, fruity, easy sippers and mixers
Enthusiasts wanting bold, complex depth
Style & occasion: Sweet & dessertSipping neatCocktails & mixing
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Yes, if you're after characterful, sweet, dessert-like rums for sipping neat.
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What does the community say?
56 community reviews
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Review by LukaŽiga
Most helpful positive review
8,1:On the nose, the first impression we have is fruity with an apricots, cherries and very buttery butterscotch, as woodiness is greedy but also seems very old-fashioned, rustic, with a melted, past character. You get the feeling that the tannins have mellowed with age. Aeration develops chocolate notes, dark, round, some really roasted, others more fermented, there is some vanilla and metallic notes with menthol later on. 8::On the palate, the rustic character comes through much less.The woodiness is now typical of American oak, with vanilla, spicy, tobacco, sweet caramel and a touch of coconut milk.With nice rest, there is some gourmet nougat, tannins come out and is a bit metallic, as fruit compote with clove is also there. 7,8:The finish is long, woody, dry and spicy, there are tannins, cocoa, coconut, chocolate and toffee.. Edit:22.12.24-very pleasant sipper, an upgrade to 8,0 7.11.2025, 23.1.26-used for Rum sour
Review by Gunnar Böhme "Bauerngaumen" 🤓
Most helpful mixed review
Blind tasting 01.02.2024, 1st rum Nose: first spicy, then increasingly sweet, Jamaica? Palate: no, not Jamaica, very light, but not typically fruity-ester Jamaican; you can drink it, but you don’t have to. Reveal: Belize? I would never have guessed. Certainly a good beginner.
Review by Lukas Jäger
Typical Spanish nose with an extremely herbal note. Somehow acidic-fermented, for me extremely disturbing and almost disgusting. On the palate, fortunately, nothing of this to feel, a strong-spicy rum for Spanish conditions, vA at this ABV. However, I lack a little special here, so that my overall result by the Störenfriede nose rather sober.
Review by Rumantisch
Gave the rum another chance since it didn't convince me last time, let's see how it goes this time. Very spicy rum with sweet hints. On the nose you get a lot of sugar smell (although it is not sweetened). Again a lot of spice that hits you with sweet fruity hints. Now on the second tasting it's a bit better, still not a bottle I'd buy again but better than last time.
Review by Nivius
Tasted in a blind tasting, clearly a molasses rum - short on the finish. I was very surprised that it is from Belize, as I associate those more with coconut and old New Yarmouths. This one actually has a slight mint note, which is why I would have placed it closest to TDL - I can well imagine it for mixing.
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
A rum in the cheaper end of the scale but stiil does an OK job. Sweet and fruity with an oily palate. The empty glass is also sweet and has a light nougat note.
Review by Thunderbird
The nose is very restrained, slightly nougat and chocolate, and coconut. On the palate much more present, initially slightly sweet with nougat / chocolate flavor! Towards the back, light wood notes are added. The finish is slightly astringent! Delicious
Review by crazyforgoodbooze
top plv belize 🙏 you really can not complain for the money and reflects Belize beautifully again as one of the few drinking strengths what taugt!🍍🇧🇿ich just stand on grilled and caramelized pineapple...for me clearly the nose ahead compared to the new 12y Belize of 1731🤤Incredibly good also for cocktails, for me in terms of easy sipping
Review by Andi
Fruity, delicious, mild, but still warms the chest. Addendum: Photo
Review by Fuwi
Cheap sipper that brings a lot for the money. Light coconut and woody vanilla on the nose meet roasted wood on the tongue, plus a pretty sweet note - just barely okay, not too cloying. Not a highlight, but you can take it for in-between.
Review by Korkennase🥃
The nose is inviting, slightly fruity, with a nice aroma. The alcohol is well integrated and the 46% fits well. Fine bubbles in the glass. You taste sweetness, spices, some wood and pepper. The finish is medium, dry and very pleasant. A rum to end the day with but also good for in between.
Review by RumTaTa
Nose: yes definitely Belize but pale Mouth: also the profile of Belize, sweet with a hint of smoke and humus. Finish: emphasis on barrel and roasted notes Nice entry-level Belize but probably too weak and without distinction for connoisseurs.
Review by Johannes
Good beginner, slight bitterness, slight fruit, seems a bit sweetened.
Review by Basti
The nose is relatively flat and gives off hardly any aromas. You can guess coconut, caramel, and vanilla here. Also on the palate, unfortunately quite watery and unspectacular due to the reduction. For the price, I prefer Doorly's.
Review by Rumpalumpa
Nice aroma that comes across quite fruity, but very gentle overall. Pineapple and sweet dried fruits come to mind. On the palate, overall more of the cask. I like it, very easy to drink.
Review by Thomas
Well. Maybe you can't expect more for the price. A bit of caramel, wood and for me too much smoke. Now it's all gone. The gap on the shelf will be filled with another rum.
Review by Philipp W.
Sweetened. Still tasty. I like the interplay of roasted and fruity notes. The finish is a bit strange. Slightly numbing, like quince. That was at least my first association. The alcohol note is clearly noticeable but not unpleasant. Recommended up to 40€.
Review by X-Savior
On The Rocks: On the nose it has a dusty aged mild fruit and spice but is not sweet smelling at all. Taste has an initial alcohol with burn with a very delayed building of fruit flavours and sweetness going into the finish. Finish is medium with the fruit and sweetness fading away. Mixed Pepsi Zero: On the nose it smells like an old dusty warehouse containing Pepsi zero. Taste has a mild fruit and sweetness that just coasts into the finish. It is equally good mixed and on the rocks.
Review by Montana
A flowery smell, somewhat like glue, slightly sweet. The taste is spicy, slightly sweet, slight sharpness.
Review by Thorstein
Very spicy, slightly sharp but only right at the start. Then fruity, coconut and caramel. Very round rum.
Review by Anonymous
Mildly full-bodied caramel
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Expert review by RumRock
Read full review ›It's no secret that I really enjoy smoky rums. I love the aroma of charred barrels and burnt caramel that wonderfully perfumes the entire rum. The bottle itself might not attract as much attention as other brands (although the tube is very nice), but when you put several bottles from this producer and different origins side by side, it looks great.
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42 bottles logged by 40 collectors.
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59% opened, 11 emptied.
What does 1731 Fine & Rare Travellers Belize cost?
Avg. community purchase price 29 €.
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Current best price: 59.40 €.
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Details about 1731 Fine & Rare Travellers Belize
A Column Still Rum from Belize, bottled by 1731 Fine & Rare, at 46%.
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