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In the whisky world, the angels take their share of whisky from the casks maturing it. In the Caribbean, it's the mischievous Duppy spirits that travel from island to island, taking their share of rum from the casks. This legend is where the stylish Duppy Share Caribbean Rum takes its name. It's made from a blend of bourbon-barrel-matured 5 year old rum from Barbados and 3 year old rum from Jamaica. A bright, bold and altogether very handsome rum.
Nose: Green banana, cinnamon, slightly oily, caramel.
Palate: Sultana and raisin, followed by vanilla and a hint of brine.
Finish: Lasting brown sugar, ginger and fresh lime.
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Great as a sipping rum, better in cocktails. Personally I love it in a Daquiri, but works well in Mojito's and Dark and Stormy's as well.
13th December 2018
To be honest i use this in mojito cocktails and it mixes really well, it's my favourite run for cocktails now and it's cheap too
24th November 2018
To be honest, I am in the first stages of my Rum journey, I have purchased about 7 different Rums now, and this is by far blandest I have tasted. No real flavours just a generic weak rum taste, and no nose at all. It is not a bad taste, but way overpriced for what you get.
5th October 2018
This is a great blend of both funky Jamaican and rich Bajan rums - which shows off the characteristics of both without taking anything away from the other.Neither country typically add a ton of sugar to their rums so this has a fresh clean taste to it. If you like sweetened rums like El Dorado or Diplomático then this probably isn't for you.It's very versatile. You can still taste it in a mixed drink, and enjoy all the flavours neat. Great value.
24th May 2018
This is ok as part of a cocktail, seriously lacking in taste when drunk straight. Mount Gay and Appleton Estate are better for a lower price.
16th May 2018
Cheap and Nasty.
17th February 2018
Yum in my tum
25th May 2016
The Duppy Share represents a rum that can easily take you on a sipping experience without being overly challenging. A lovely bold rush of Jamaican pot still rum develops into a great rounded Bajan rum finish. Plenty of flavour, but really quite approachable. Blended from rums of truly authentic origin. I'm happy sipping it neat, but have enjoyed many daiquris and rum punches with this as the base spirit.
5th December 2014
Received as a present....billed as a smooth sipping rum....it is neither!If this was a £17 bottle of golden rum to mic with lemonade or in a Daiquiri it would be perfectly acceptable.It isn't though....it's the best part of £30, billed as premium and a cut above the others. Quite simply it isn'tDon't waste your money
24th October 2014
Bought this to take to a cocktail party. Went down very well. A bit too well. Really smooth and balanced and not too sweet. Made a great daiquiri.
25th September 2014
Nice enough but still not a touch on your Rumbullion!
1st September 2014