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Mount Gay Sugar Cane Rum
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Rum Balls
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Fri, Feb 25, 2005 3:24 PM
Ran across it as a "new item" at the liquor store this afternoon. Apparently also known as "Sugar Cane Brandy" in some states. Anyone tasted it? Reviews? |
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Fri, Feb 25, 2005 5:10 PM
By far and away my favorite 'all-around' rum - I've sung it's praises many times on many threads and I cannot recommend it highly enough! I'm fortunate that there's a place just down the street from me that carries it, 'cause I go through it at an alarming rate! I actually prefer it over Rhum St. James in a Mai Tai - it's light and slightly sweeter, but still full of rich flavor (and if you've ever had one of my Mai Tais, you know what I mean!) (Not to be confused with the Mount Gay "Eclipse", which is about on par with Bacardi Gold, IMHO.) |
RB
Rum Balls
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Fri, Feb 25, 2005 5:18 PM
Well, dang, sounds like the Doctor's prescribing a return visit to the liquor store! |
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KuKuAhu
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Mon, Feb 28, 2005 1:06 PM
I am also a fan of this rum. Though I have always known it as Sugar Cane Brandy, they made the switch some time ago in the US to appease some law that dictates what one can and cannot call a "brandy". I always stock up on it when I'm in the Caribbean due to the fact that it is around $3-5 a fifth down there. Last year I brought home 6 bottles. Suffice to say that it is a fine rum, and if you have found it locally for a good price, then I advise you to stock up. Ahu |
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Fri, Jun 17, 2011 7:13 AM
Just picked up a bottle of Mt. Gay Sugar Cane Rum on clearance. First, any recommendations on appropriate cocktails? Strikes me as similar to a agricole, but I've heard it's made with molasses. Perhaps comparable to Barbancourt? |
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Fri, Jun 17, 2011 10:55 AM
I like it in a Corn 'n' Oil. I also tried it in a Mai Tai but it was with Myers's as the other rum, and I think it would be better with Appleton Extra or maybe a Demerara... more research needs to be done. |
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