RumVerse/Trader Vics Spiced Rum 750 ml
Trader Vics Spiced Rum 750 ml
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About this bottle
Trader Vic's Spiced Rum is a Caribbean rum spiced with the same mix of exotic herbs and spices used in Trader Vic's Mai Tai mix, bottled at 35% ABV. It pours a light golden color, with a sweet, spice-driven aroma and a palate built on caramel and vanilla rather than heavy pepper heat. The finish is smooth and mellow, with the spice staying in the background instead of taking over. It's built to be a mixer first — good in tropical drinks like a Mai Tai or Dark 'n' Stormy — though it holds up fine neat or on the rocks for anyone who wants something easy-drinking.
How to drink Trader Vic's Spiced Rum
Lead with a Mai Tai or a Dark 'n' Stormy — the spice blend was built for tropical mixing, and it plays well against lime and ginger beer. On the rocks with a lime wedge is the easiest way to drink it solo.
Specs
Rum70.0 proof · Caribbean
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Questions about this bottle
Is Trader Vic's Spiced Rum meant to be sipped or mixed?
It's built as a mixer first, but it's smooth enough to drink neat or on the rocks if you want something simpler.
What cocktails work best with it?
A Mai Tai is the obvious choice since it shares its spice blend with Trader Vic's Mai Tai mix. A Dark 'n' Stormy with ginger beer and lime also works well.
What's the ABV?
It's bottled at 35% ABV (70 proof).
Who is Trader Vic's named after?
The brand traces back to Victor Bergeron, the restaurateur credited with inventing the Mai Tai in the 1940s.
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