zaya rum

[here'sjohnny]

I have just started getting into rum, and by know means have had anything top of the line, but i do enjoy Lamb's neat, and Bacardi Anejo in coke. I really like the Lamb's, my Mom got me some from Canada, but as far as i know you cannot get it in the states.

[Rmac58]

Hmmmmm, I'll be at a liquor store shortly, and it's been some time since I've had rum, I'll keep an eye out.

[Rmac58]

Hmmmmm, I'll be at a liquor store shortly, and it's been some time since I've had rum, I'll keep an eye out.

My local liquor store does not stock either of the Z's. I did pick up a bottle of Cruzan tho, not bad.

[Chè]

Wow. Came across this blast from the past. Sad that Zaya (the Guatemalan variety) was discontinued. The current Trinidad produced version is not bad, but definitely not the same.

There's a 3rd "Z" on the scene these days, "Zafra" - which is similarly classed to the other 2 "Zs". In that same league, I'd put Dimplomatico Reserva Exclusiva and Centenario XX.

[Cabaiguan Juan]

I have just started getting into rum, and by know means have had anything top of the line, but i do enjoy Lamb's neat, and Bacardi Anejo in coke. I really like the Lamb's, my Mom got me some from Canada, but as far as i know you cannot get it in the states.

Lamb's? Is that from New Zealand?

[here'sjohnny]

AS far as i know it is from the UK and sports the Union Jack on the label.

[craig]

Memories ... Lamb's Navy is what we used to drink in junior high, 'cause somebody's parents inevitably had a bottle that could be "borrowed" from. From a website:

Lamb's Navy Rum is a blend of 18 fine Caribbean rums from Barbados, Guyana, Jamaica and Trinidad and aged for up to four years in oak casks

Really dark, dark, sweet, stuff.