Appleton Estate Signature

I'll bump this one up on my personal list after broadening my Jamaican horizons. While not as robust as the 8 year, the funk and spicy burn is still there, and that's something that I've come to like.

This is probably going to be my go-to rack-grade rum when I want something that I won't feel heretical for mixing in cola or gingerale

Basic mixing rum. Not a whole lot to say other that this is a good one to keep on hand for mixing. Good for those that just want a drink and a visit. Mix well and be happy.

Color is nice aroma is overwhelming taste is smooth not too harsh hints of peach like label describes price is ok any more expensive wouldn't be worth it

A bit painful but better than I thought it would be for an Appleton. Astringent but bearable with a vegetative taste but not complex. Alright for mixing.

Not so great sipping rum, not very refined, better for mixing imo.

I don't use this rum as a sipper, but it is my go-to for Mai Tai's and a few other concoctions when I have guests. It's good for the price and is solid when combined with other specific rums. Nothing bad, nothing exceptional. Just a simple middle of the road reliable rail rum that has its uses.

Good for a cocktail, might by again depending on offering in a supermarket but not a sipper and not one I'd actively seek.

This is definitely a mixer. Way too harsh for a sipper.

I expected more from the Appleton’s Estate Signature vs other Appleton’s. Nicely complex. A bit too sharp and molasses.

Very nice rum made even better by the price I was able to get it.