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Pineapple and rum, a match made in Tiki heaven. Created by the folks behind The Bitter Truth bitters range, Tiki Lovers Pineapple Rum takes its inspiration from way back when Caribbean distillers would macerate pineapples in sugar cane spirit, imparting a fruity dimension to their rum. This expression uses pineapples from South America, which are then pressed and infused into the rum. Speaking of which, the rum is a blend of aged & unaged Jamaican pot still rum from Hampden Estate and Worthy Park, alongside three year old Barbados rum from Foursquare aged in bourbon barrels, and finally some young column still rums from both Trinidad and Guyana. That's quite a blend!
Fresh and almost zesty pineapple sweetness, with notes of dried fruit, honey, dark chocolate and oak from the rum blend.
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Having enjoyed Plantations Stiggins Fancy, I though it would be worth giving this a try - bad idea. This is not to be drunk neat - it's very strongly flavoured, with strong burnt caramel notes and a bitter, acrid aftertaste. I tried this with my friend and we both poured our glasses down the sink.However, and this is the reason why I won't give it 1 star - it would probably make a very good Pina Colada and if you're using it as an ingredient rather than enjoying neat it's probably quite good.
13th March 2019