Panama is known for producing smooth, easy-drinking rums that have become popular with enthusiasts around the world. Browse all of my Panama rum reviews here, featuring detailed tasting notes, scores and my impressions of each bottle.
Bristol Classic, Panama 2010
Bristol Classic Rum’s Panama 2010 is a bottling that sits within a style I have been spending more time with.
Malecon Reserva Superior
This bottle was a gift from a friend. I went into tasting it with an interest in seeing how it.
Auténtico Nativo 20 year
This bottle was a gift from a friend and I went into tasting it quite curious and with no real.
The Curatist, Panama Edition
ABV: 45% Country: Panama & United Kingdom Age: Blend Cask: Blend, Finished in cognac casks Still: Blend Price: £120 Distillery:.
Plantation Panama 2010
ABV: 51.4% Country: Panama Age: 13 years Cask: Bourbon (8 years) and Ferrand (5 years) Still: Column Still Price: £65.
Grander Panama Rum, Islay Peat Single Barrel
ABV: 62.4% Country: Panama Age: 11 years Cask: ex-bourbon and ex-islay Still: Multi-column still Price: I paid £41 at auction.
Transcontinental Rum Line, Panama 2006
ABV: 55.9% Country: Panama Age: 17 years Cask: Unknown Still: Column Still Price: £136 Distillery: Unknown A limited release of.
Transcontinental Rum Line, Panama 2015
ABV: 43% Country: Panama Age: 6 years Cask: ex-bourbon Still: Multi-column still Price: £56 Distillery: Unknown I tasted this rum.
Rum Nation, Panama (25 year)
ABV: 40% Country: Panama Age: 25 year Cask: Unknown Still: Multi-column still Price: £200+ (unless you get a good auction.