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Elixir Distillers of London Black Tot Rum Finest Caribbean (2025 Blend)
Sips easily neat and does just as well in a mixer or over ice. This is the lighter 2025 Black Tot blend: vanilla, caramel and milk chocolate up front, toasted wood underneath, plus tropical hints of pineapple and coconut. Several tasters who knew the older release call this one "more fruits and lighter notes" — softer and easier, if a touch less rich.
The community says- Round and easy
- Fruity and chocolatey
- Keep in mind: Lighter than old blend
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How does Elixir Distillers of London Black Tot Rum Finest Caribbean (2025 Blend) taste?
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Light, easy navy blend with tropical fruit Well-balanced entry-level navy blend at a friendly strength. Most find it round, fruity and easy, though fans of the heavier old blend miss its darker, richer depth.
Aroma profilePeople wanting an easy, fruit-forward navy-style sipper or mixer
Fans of heavy, dark, Guyana-dominated blends
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?
57 community reviews
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21 selected written reviews
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Review by TheJackDrop
Most helpful positive review
A new version of this blend, which I find easier to drink, less heavy and more fruit-forward, even if some of the markers of the old blend remain. Very pleasant. tasting at the whisky house lounge, quick note
Review by cigares
Most helpful mixed review
A rum tasted at GRF in 2025. A nose of caramelized sweetness with a beautiful woody bitterness and a roasted side. The entry on the palate is watery, then stewed fruits, a hint of acidity and wood. The finish is rather short even if the woody/bitter aromas linger long.
Review by Kevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
#6833 22.05.2026 Tasting with the "gang" and what a wonderful evening we had 😊🙏🥃 A very well balanced rum with a nice price tag. Also very good in mixers. Nice and fruity rum with some coffee, ginger, cardamom, anise and light chocolate in the roasted wood notes.
Review by LukaŽiga
7,8:On the nose, toasted/roasted wood notes with cocoa, cardboard, sweet molasses, roasted nuts, spicy, metallic patina, pineapple and banana, bump into our nosetrils. On aeration, apricots, cherries and coconut arise, caramel, vanilla and leather, some iodine and tobacco. 7,4:On the palate, the attack is mild, coppery, sweet with roasted wood notes like milk chocolate, butterscotch, pastry, roasted nuts, spicy with cinnamon, fruity with toasted coconut, pineapple, litchi, like a marmelade, papaya and later orange peel and dried apricots, as on oxidation the rum becomes bitter, slightly dirty, and the molasses sweet with brown sugar. 7,1:The finish is rather short, bland, dry, the oak is roasted, spicy, bitter with metallic patina, the fruits tropical, citrus and the molasses slightly minty..
Review by Skyfly
Crosstasting Black Tot 2019 & 2025: Flatter than its predecessor. The dark notes of dark chocolate, roasted aromas and tobacco can no longer be tasted, but rather milk chocolate. Alcohol is even less present.
Review by zabo
A direct comparison of the BlackTot Blend from 2019 and the Blend from 2025. The BlackTot from 2019 is more woody and chocolaty in the foreground and the 2025 is more fruity, which is more present. Neither is bad for the price level, but neither is a real winner
Review by Jussi Piirainen
On the nose: Sweet notes from vanilla and caramel. Nice roasted woody notes. Taste: Sweet at first, but then it changes to more sour, spicy and darker notes. Woody, roasted. Chocolate notes. Spices like cinnamon and light black pepper. Fruit notes like papaya. Finish: Woody, spicy and roasted. Short-medium finish. Maybe my first Black Tot, so i cant tell how this rum is compared to others Black Tot blends. Price to quality is pretty good in my mind
Review by Eugene227
A smooth, fruit-forward Navy blend with vanilla, caramel, chocolate, coconut, and pineapple. Pleasantly approachable and well integrated, but overall rather light and uncomplicated. It lacks a bit of depth and length, but still works well as a relaxed everyday rum.
Review by Eric Frechin
Entry-level navy-style bland from Black tôt. The whole is round and easy to drink. We can't really say that one origin really stands out.a few fruity Jamaican notes.it presents a little caramelized thickness and a little smoke.
Review by The Specialist
For me, a bit too watery in the mouth and a too short finish. But otherwise a pretty solid rum that I like better than its predecessor. No big fuss. Definitely also quite suitable for mixing.
Review by Christian Rudt
The new black tot entry-level blend 2025 compared to its predecessor. Less Guyana content for well-known reasons. Above all, this makes it softer and more palatable. I find that Barbados with FS is particularly noticeable here. There's also quite a bit of pineapple. It seems a little lighter but is not a bad choice for an introduction or simply a relaxed afternoon.
Review by Master P
Unfortunately, compared to its predecessor, you can only smell and taste sweetness and a little vanilla. Unfortunately no fruitiness at all, which the predecessor definitely had. Quite suitable as an introduction to the world of rum and ok for the price.
Review by DomM
More fruits and lighter notes versus the old release.
Review by Rumbaer
Tasted at Rum Schnacker Club tasting 2026 I found its smell weakly pronounced. Some spice. Otherwise I would describe it as rather delicate. More going on in the mouth! Coconut, very soft, light spices, then milk chocolate. Stays long in the mouth.
Review by Jack M
Tasting side by side with a remaining sample of the previous blend. The first thing you notice is that the new blend is distinctly lighter in colour. On the nose and palate, the new blend has more high notes and clearly incorporates the Trinidad stone fruit type notes. I do prefer the original blend for its more Guyana dominated profile and richer taste.
Review by Johannes
Compared to the Rx66, this is somewhat rounder, fruitier and not quite as bitter. A good blend!
Review by ManuelP
Pleasant. Not for me. A bit light on flavor and character compared to what I usually drink. Impressively round.
Review by jules
I find it a bit bland, there are more expressive Navy rums for this price I think, but it's okay for in between.
Review by Claes Nilsson
Quite nice with spicy sweetness
Review by Pandemonia
Lots of spice, like drinking a liquid, yummy dark pastry or baked bun. Full-bodied, rich and kind of creamy, too. There's even some chocolate in there. Not decadent, but definitely a treat! Warm, earthy and musty with the tiniest hint of dried fruit. Complex, balanced and extremely well put-together for my palate. Not singular, revolutionary or extraordinary, just a damn good heavy hitter with spice and layers.
Review by Ruminator
Nice Navy. Not overloaded. Ester, fruit, spices, wood. Alcohol nicely integrated. Everything very smooth and balanced.
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Expert reviews
2 critics scored it, averaging 7.9/10. Reviews from RumX's blog partners, independent experts who have tasted, evaluated, and described this rum.
Expert review by The Fat Rum Pirate
Read full review ›Elixir Distillers have really hit this one out of the ball park. It's an absolutely fantastic Navy styile rum which easily competes with the likes of Woods 100, Pusser's Gunpowder. It is a little less boozy at 46.2% ABV but it certainly doesn't compromise taste wise. A really good addition...
Expert review by The Dunder Hut
Quite the change in style. The older one was a much heavier blend that was quite nice. Even though this aims to a much lighter profile which I tend not to seek as often. This surely works a bit better than in the old blend. Quite the improvement!
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What does Elixir Distillers of London Black Tot Rum Finest Caribbean (2025 Blend) cost?
Community paid 32–43 €.
Current best price: 36.50 € – within the typical community range.
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+21 additions in the last 3 months.
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Details about Elixir Distillers of London Black Tot Rum Finest Caribbean (2025 Blend)
A rum from Multiple countries, bottled by Elixir Distillers of London, at 46,2%.
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