Plantation Barbados Rum Aged 5 years Tasting & Review
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- Опубликовано: 5 сен 2024
- Ahoy mates! This is one of the those rums that just tastes almost perfect. Plantation makes a variety of rums but this one tastes far more expensive that it actually costs! Drink up! Please also check out my fellow rum drinking pirates channel "The Pyrate Round"! You'll learn some great pirate history from them while swigging the rum! Shifar!
It's the standard of Rum Cap'n Turner uses. We at The Pyrate Round have a MUCH higher standard. Kirk and Sweeney 23 and Bumbu. But Plantation Rums are good rums.
Thanks for the plug as well. OH and yes, Watch our Episode on Stede Bonnet. Such an interesting pirate when you know about him.
Shifar and Yar Har, and Smooth Sail'n Mat'y
Thanks mates! Yes, I agree with Cap’n Turner that Plantation Rum is a solid standard to measure other rums by. There are some local craft rums distilled in my waters that are EPIC but very limited production. I have rum that is no longer produced but the rum was soaked for almost a year in a barrel that was previously used for storing Imperial Russian Red Ale. I am saving it for a special occasion. I did try a sample before buying it and it was just amazing.
Hey River Pirate Great Review on The Plantation Barbados Run 💀Take Care and Stay Safe into The 7th Week in Lockdown in Scotland UK and Still Continued
Thanks! You too mate! Florida is starting to open up. Beaches and restaurants open up 100% on Monday with social distancing still required.
River Pirate: “Please stab that subscribe button.”
Me: Aye Cap’n
I just got this rum and I like it a lot! It’s also my first time trying a true rum.
Fantastic mate! Enjoy! Cheers! 🥃
Very dangerous. Just picked this up. I’m usually a bourbon drinker, but wow, just wow, this is goooooooood! Neat, all the way.
I agree, a really nice rum to enjoy! Thanks for watching mate!
A 1908 date is wrong. Doorly's Rhum comes from a
time when the Scots Highlands spoke the Irish language,
and revolted from English Hanoverian rule, under the
Bonnie Prince Dundee and the Bonnie Prince Charlie,
from c1688 and c1714. It was then a time of Doorly's
Irish Whisky. My partial archives are mostly lost in a fire
at Mercy High School apartments Jan 2021. The Jacobite
War against King Geordie Whelps, was lost by those
"followers of King James I and James II" (Latin: James,
aka, Jacob)" and their Bible. At least one of the Jacobite
Doorly's, probably Martin, was deported to the penal
colony of Barbados, and was freed, when he invented
Doorly's Rhum, from his earlier Irish Whisky. This is
proved by the blue hyacinth macaw on many Doorly's
bottles, the same blue hyacinth of the Jacobite Army
and Political party, aka, the blue bonnets, and the
Jacobite allied Spanish Sherry casks. In earlier times
the Highlands were allied with the Spanish Empire.
This is known by some similar names from the 1850s
when my ancestor Martin Doorley was US Harbormaster
of Milwaukee, and Ensign Orderly of the Milwaukee
Union Guards, and Wisconsin State Militia. Jordan
thinks that a lot of Doorly's Rum archives seem lost,
just like the archives of Spanish allied Lord Admiral
Horatio Nelson, no pirate!
Very interesting! I think I got the 1908 date off the rum makers website. Jacobite’s are featured in Pirate history too! It’s a nice rum to enjoy! Thanks for watching and commenting!
WHERE ME RUM!?
Waiting for you! All ye need to do is stop by for a swig! Cheers!
@@TheRiverPirate13 I wish the legal age to drink was 18
@@fluffymacaw933 Aye! Once upon a time the legal drinking age in the Bahamas was 16 yrs old!