Appleton Estate Signature Blend

I'll be the first to admit that I'm not a huge fan of Appleton rums. But as far as Appleton rums go, this isn't bad!

Smells and tastes of oak, spice, and orange peel with a hint of molasses. It's not as good as the Reserve Blend and definitely not as good as the 12 year, but it's not that far behind.

If you like the Appleton rums more than me, you should like this just fine. If you don't like the Appletons (like myself), then you might consider spending more on the Joy Anniversary blend, which is a nice step up from the other Appletons.

It was a gift from a friend who went to Jamaica, so I do not want to be too critical. It was very strong straight and much better mixed.

The spiciness of the appleton taste is a bit overwhelming. Not very delicate.

Ne gaspillez pas votre argent. Rhum tout ce qu’il y a d’ordinaire

It's very much an entry point, but the value and quality should be appreciated.

Bought it for Mai Tais
Not very nice as a sipper.
Decent in cocktails.

Borderline undrinkable for me, I know this is the cheap of the cheap, but has put me off trying anything of more value in the Appleton range.

Look, for the price, this is a must have bottle, especially for cocktails. However, compared to the litany of other brilliant rums out there, it’s a beginner’s. No shade at all to it, but at $20-25 a bottle, you can’t get a whole lot better honestly.

Por su precio se deja tomar, especialmente en cocteles

My second Appleton. Nothing specjal. For me better for mixing.