17 year old Cruzan 151

[UserRemoved1]

Sediment looks like little teeny teeny wood sticks so that's why I was scratching my head. Does anyone know what happens to old rum? Does it change flavor is it better or worse? Should I invite Ted over give him a bottle and steal his girlfriend?

[Raven]

so they must be miniature thai sticks

[saltfly]

Originally Posted by Raven

so they must be miniature thai sticks

DUUUUDE!!!!

[Crafty Angler]

I used to live in St Croix and managed a bar there - and the Coca-Cola was more expensive than the Cruzan we mixed with it.

Got a bottle from my distributor there once that had a dead lizard floating in the sealed bottle. Wish I'd kept it.

It's hard to tell what the sediment might be without seeing it, but my first guess would be lizard poop

Actually there is a 20 year old aged rum that I remember called Ron Metusalem - Bahamian, I think. It's unbelievable, tastes like a fine cognac Probably hard to find locally, tho -