Best for Dark 'n Stormy: Goslings Back Seal Rum. Courtesy of Drizly.com. Buy on Drizly Buy on Flaviar Buy on ReserveBar. Region: Bermuda. ABV: 40%. Tasting Notes: Vanilla, Baking Spices, Fruit Cake. Goslings is a classic dark rum and a key ingredient in the Dark 'n Stormy cocktail.

Angostura 7 Year Old Rum. $35 at Reserve Bar. This rum, a Gold Medalist at the 2017 World Spirit Awards, is made with a blend of light, medium, and heavy-bodied rums aged a minimum of seven years

Old Forester Rye features a mash bill of 15% corn, 20% malted barley, and 65% rye. The high proportion of rye gives a brisk spice along with the sharp black pepper, baked apple, cinnamon stick, and dried dill. 12. New Riff Kentucky Straight Rye Whiskey. Average Price: Roughly $49.26. Alcohol Content: 50%.

Plastic bottle. Spice heavy. Old Grand-Dad (OGD, for short) is a quintessential back porch-sipping whiskey and a favorite among the whiskey crowd. The original bourbon is bottled at 80 proof and has a lively spice due to the rye, which was the signature ingredient of distiller Basil Hayden.

Jim Beam White Label - Cocktails & Shots. The best way to drink Jim Beam White Label is in mixed drinks, cocktails and shots. That's because it's a cheap whiskey (around $24 for 1L) that's sweet, simple and easy to drink, so it's not an expensive whiskey that must be sipped neat but something sweet enough that makes a shot pleasant and simple enough to blend well with the other
Ten To One Rum's black rum is sumptuous, ideal for drinking neat or utilizing as the basis for a negroni. The brand blends eight-year-old Barbados and Dominican column still rums and high-ester Jamaican pot still rum and Trinidadian rum. An elaborate aging process follows that in ex-bourbon barrels made from American white oak. u6tjnCB.
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