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S swizzle Tiki Socialite Melbourne,Australia Joined: Jun 03, 2007 Posts: 1449	S swizzle Posted posted on Tue, Jul 27, 2010 3:41 AM A Mai Tai with; Lemon Hart (Jamaican) Lark* rum Lark* are a Tasmanian distiller who make several award winning whisk(e)y(ies/s). A couple of years ago they released a white "rum" made from, I believe, an Australian sugar cane juice. Now from what I understand that should be called an agricole, which is what it tastes like, but they call it a rum. (Some of that original batch is being aged in, what i'm positive is their own ex-whisk(e)y barrels.I am interested in trying that when it becomes available). It is though, SOOOO much harsher than any white agricole I have ever tried before. Agricoles are a completely different animal to white rums but this is definitely an agricole, not a rum.If you ever see it, and are the adventurous type, then by all means give it a go. But otherwise, give it a miss.

A Mai Tai with;
Lemon Hart (Jamaican)
Lark* rum

Lark* are a Tasmanian distiller who make several award winning whisk(e)y(ies/s). A couple of years ago they released a white "rum" made from, I believe, an Australian sugar cane juice. Now from what I understand that should be called an agricole, which is what it tastes like, but they call it a rum. (Some of that original batch is being aged in, what i'm positive is their own ex-whisk(e)y barrels.I am interested in trying that when it becomes available). It is though, SOOOO much harsher than any white agricole I have ever tried before. Agricoles are a completely different animal to white rums but this is definitely an agricole, not a rum.If you ever see it, and are the adventurous type, then by all means give it a go. But otherwise, give it a miss.

Post #544721 by swizzle on Tue, Jul 27, 2010 3:41 AM