Don Papa Rum (1 x 0.7 L)

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  • a dream of a rum  

    Don Papa Rum (1 x 0.7 l) (Food & Beverage)
    I have already bought a lot of rum. Also, of course, on Amazon. This rum from the Philippines is very special. Full-bodied in taste fruity soft? many flavors. For me, even better than botucal Tick.
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  • Beautiful, pleasant Rum  

    Don Papa Rum (1 x 0.7 l) (Food & Beverage)
    The rum comes in a beautiful bottle decorated. It is pleasant to drink, it has a pretty strong vanilla flavor, maybe even a little cinnamon. It does not burn and is pleasantly mild. Can this rum drink for Pur and recommend for a cocktail.
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  • Very mild and round rum  

    Don Papa Rum (1 x 0.7 l) (Food & Beverage)
    I only occasionally drink a rum time I'm probably more likely to have for the mild varieties. Therefore me this rum like it very much. It does not burn as well as other varieties and has a very nice flavor. "Flowery" Almost too that I know more
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  • Unusual & very, very tasty!  

    Don Papa Rum (1 x 0.7 l) (Food & Beverage)
    What stands out first is the enormous intense orange flavor. The first sick smells almost like sherbet. You might think you have Cointreau in glass. Incredibly fruity and very aromatic. Thus Don Papa is definitely not the typical rum and therefore pe
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  • Very tasty ... among sweet  

    Don Papa Rum (1 x 0.7 l) (Food & Beverage)
    Among the sweet rum a delicious stash. Smells intense tastes strongly of - well, there appeared on the tongue a whole landscape. Tastes like honey, caramel, vanilla, for chocolate with a hint of orange. A real dessert Rum as an alcoholic chocolate fo
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  • Philipinischer Premium Aged Rum. Small compared to the "Ron Botucal", "Ron Zacapa Centenario 23" u. "Legendario Elixir de Cuba"  

    Don Papa Rum (1 x 0.7 l) (Food & Beverage)
    I've always been good with rum Central / South America, the Caribbean and Jamaica and Cuba in connection. This, however, is originally from the Caribbean sugar cane (South) East Asia and reached only by Christopher Columbus in the Caribbean, I was in
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