Sea Wynde: Is it really THIS good? - Tiki Drinks and Food

M martiki Official Mixologist http://www.smugglerscovesf.com Joined: Mar 29, 2002 Posts: 3059	M martiki Posted posted on Mon, Feb 7, 2005 10:29 AM On 2005-02-05 01:22, Unga Bunga wrote: So Martiki, Have you found where we can buy this to try? So very glad you asked!! Why BevMo of course! In store and online. Not in a glass case at my store, but tikimonkey lives in the hood, so they have to protect the Sea Wynde. Plus...if you break into my house and kill me in my sleep, I have the keys to the BevMo glass cases! With great power comes great responsibility. By the way, the BevMo write up online is considerably more restrained: 96-100 PTS, TOP SPIRITS FOR 2003, WINE ENTHUSIAST. Has seductive fragrances of paraffin, oak, maple and brown sugar; palate entry has sweet, maple and almond butter; succulent; clove, oak resin. Isn't it interesting that review one found this rum to taste like a 112 different things like coffee, fertilizer and crank case oil, but review two only finds a few select flavors including three (maple, almond, clove) that the first review didn't even mention? Can you smell the hoo-ha?

On 2005-02-05 01:22, Unga Bunga wrote:
So Martiki,
Have you found where we can buy this to try?

So very glad you asked!! Why BevMo of course!

In store and online.

Not in a glass case at my store, but tikimonkey lives in the hood, so they have to protect the Sea Wynde.

Plus...if you break into my house and kill me in my sleep, I have the keys to the BevMo glass cases! With great power comes great responsibility.

By the way, the BevMo write up online is considerably more restrained:

96-100 PTS, TOP SPIRITS FOR 2003, WINE ENTHUSIAST. Has seductive fragrances of paraffin, oak, maple and brown sugar; palate entry has sweet, maple and almond butter; succulent; clove, oak resin.

Isn't it interesting that review one found this rum to taste like a 112 different things like coffee, fertilizer and crank case oil, but review two only finds a few select flavors including three (maple, almond, clove) that the first review didn't even mention?

Can you smell the hoo-ha?

Post #139893 by martiki on Mon, Feb 7, 2005 10:29 AM