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Albert Michler Distillery Old Bert Jamaican Spiced (Recipe No. 120)
One member nailed it: "sugar like in hell and also infused like hell." That's the whole story here. Under all that spice and syrup you can still catch the Jamaican fingerprint — banana, pineapple, vanilla, a whiff of rubber ester — but heavy sweetness buries most of the roast and oak. Tastes like a chocolate-liqueur version of rum, with a short, soft finish.
The community says- Rich, oily body
- Keep in mind: Overly sweet
- Keep in mind: Short, weak finish
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How does Albert Michler Distillery Old Bert Jamaican Spiced (Recipe No. 120) taste?
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Very sweet, spiced, more dessert than rum Loved by sweet-tooth drinkers, dismissed by purists. Nearly everyone agrees it's very sweet and spiced — closer to a dessert liqueur than a serious sipper, but genuinely enjoyable with a cigar.
People who like very sweet, spiced dessert rums
Purists who want dry, funky Jamaican rum
Style & occasion: Sweet & dessertSipping neatCocktails & mixing
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Yes, if you're after sweet, dessert-like rums for sipping neat.
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What does the community say?
34 community reviews
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Review by Sascha Merkel
Most helpful positive review
A bit sharp on the finish
Review by Gunnar Böhme "Bauerngaumen" 🤓
Most helpful critical review
Off-putting. If it weren't for the finish, which somehow tastes like grass clippings, this spirit would have completely failed for me.
Review by Lutz Lungershausen
Mild, sweet, sweet, round ... almost a chocolate liqueur and yet Jamaican - exciting 04.2024 First impression: Sweet rum Nose: sweet banana, pineapple, vanilla, mango, lemon and a little rubber/ester Palate: again, lots of sweetness that completely masks any roasted/smoky/woody flavors, vanilla Finish: short, sweet, weak Conclusion: to enhance desserts, as a liqueur or as a substitute for Jamaican rum creams (e.g. Wray & Nephew, Worthy Park, Rum Bar)
Review by rum_sk
Retasted at friends party. My initial score was way too high. Nothing wrong with the 👅 and I agree with ehat I said earlier but boy it is sweet. Overly sweet so I am pulling 7 points down. Original review: Have you ever wondered how would a great Jamaican rum taste like if you add sugar? Weird question I know but if you did, than Old Bert is the answer. You can definitely tell that this is a Jamaican rum although well hidden behind a lots of sugar and spices. Same goes for the taste. If you are not the purist and you enjoy something sweet in world of rum from time to time instead of cakes, sweets etc, (I know that I do) you will love this one. It is really sweet but you can still feel that characteristic Jam taste but somehow enhanced by all that sugar and spices and its great with cigar.
Review by Pavel Spacek
Sweet, tasty, fresh, juicy. Sugar like in hell and also infused like hell
Review by Miňo
Pleasant even outside of a mix, drinkable. Sweet and quite okay.
Review by Radek Illík
The smell is really good, even better, than the taste. Taste is surprising, but very rich and after 3 licks I have found out, that I really like it. Adequate softness as I like.
Review by Richard Krupa
Brown sugar, vanilla, fruit, spices
Review by Robert Houba
Tequila taste, sharper.
Review by Montana
A very sweet and slightly fruity aroma. The taste is very sweet, lots of caramel, The rum has a rather heavy and oily body. The finish is medium length, with slight nutty hints and some syrup. A pretty sweet rum, good as a dessert.
Review by Jan Havelka
Rum talks no4.
Review by Patrik Onderka
Well as a Jamaican elixir, this is a unusual strange combination On palate the sweetness is too overwhelming for me, so I could barely focus on other notes. Finish was too mild and insignificant. This is definitely not my cup of tea.
Review by Anubis_CZ
A rum that tries to come off as a serious choice, but in reality is rather average. The nose feels a bit flat, with a light touch of molasses and spice, but nothing that really grabs you. The taste is simple, sweeter, more smooth than bold, and fades quickly. It lacks depth and a longer finish – just a rum that won't offend but won't excite either. Better suited for mixed drinks than for slow sipping on its own.
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40 bottles logged by 36 collectors.
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50% opened, 8 emptied.
What does Albert Michler Distillery Old Bert Jamaican Spiced (Recipe No. 120) cost?
Avg. community purchase price 20 €.
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Current best price: 21.90 €.
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Details about Albert Michler Distillery Old Bert Jamaican Spiced (Recipe No. 120)
A Navy Rum from Jamaica, bottled by Albert Michler Distillery, at 40%.
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