Sailor Jerry Spiced Rum 70cl
AED 79.00
Big vanilla-and-cinnamon energy with a peppery kick, this spiced rum is built for easy, crowd-pleasing drinks without tasting like liquid candy. Think warm baking spice, toasted sugar, and a little smoky edge that plays ridiculously well in a rum and cola or a Dark ’n’ Stormy. Sailor Jerry’s American-born, tattoo-shop attitude makes it the bottle you reach for when you want flavour that shows up!
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70cl / 700ml |
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This is the spiced rum you grab when you want your drink to taste like something, vanilla, cinnamon, and clove up front, then a darker, slightly peppery bite that keeps it from feeling syrupy.
- Nose: Vanilla bean, toasted sugar, cinnamon bark, a hint of clove and citrus peel.
- Taste: Warm baking spices, caramelized molasses, peppery heat, and a touch of smoky oak.
- Finish: Drying spice and vanilla linger, with a little char and orange zest hanging around.
Spiced rum can be a one-note sugar bomb. This one doesn’t play that game. The vanilla and cinnamon are loud, sure, but there’s enough dark rum character underneath, molasses, oak, and that peppery snap, to keep every sip interesting.
It’s also a legit workhorse for classic rum cocktails when you want extra swagger. Rum and cola gets instant depth. Dark ’n’ Stormy goes from “nice” to “oh wow.” Even a simple rum punch becomes more layered without you needing a whole spice rack.
What makes it shelf-worthy is the balance. You get cozy spice, but you also get bitterness and char that keep the sweetness in check. That means your mixed drinks taste bold and structured, not like spiked soda.
If you’re building a home bar, this is the bottle that covers a lot of ground fast. It’s friendly for newcomers, but it still has enough edge that you won’t get bored halfway through the night.
Fun Fact: “Sailor Jerry” was the nickname of Norman Collins, a legendary American tattoo artist whose flash designs helped define classic sailor-style tattoos.
