Admirals Old J Overproof Tiki-Fire Spiced Rum 70 cl 75.5%

11 different spices and a strength of 75.5% make this overproof edition the most intense member of the Old J range, crafted to bring both fire and depth to tiki cocktails.

Expert Description

Admiral's Old J Overproof Tiki-Fire Spiced Rum is an Overproof Spiced Rum-based Spirit Drink from the United Kingdom, bottled at 75.5%.

The rum is built on the same Caribbean base as the rest of the Old J range, but is spiced with 11 different spices and bottled at a significantly higher strength. The name "Tiki-Fire" refers directly to its role as a powerful ingredient in tiki cocktails, where it can be flambéed or used to add extra fire and intensity to the drink.

Tasting Notes

Nose

Pleasant and intense, with vanilla and a hint of lime peel as central elements.

Palate

Extremely rich and well-balanced, with plenty of vanilla and lime combined with the 11 spices, together creating a deep, complex profile.

Finish

Rich and smooth with a light spiced warmth that gradually fades.

Specifications

Name: Admiral's Old J Overproof Tiki-Fire Spiced Rum
Region/Country: United Kingdom
Type: Overproof Spiced Rum-based Spirit Drink
ABV: 75.5%
Size: 70 CL
EAN no.: 5031992080003
Serving suggestion: Use in tiki cocktails or for flambéing

Bottler: Old J

Flavour Profile

Cask Strength · Spicy · Vanilla · Lime · Intense

Did You Know?

The name "Tiki-Fire" alludes to the fact that the rum's high strength makes it suitable for being ignited atop a cocktail, a classic tiki bar effect that provides both visual drama and a caramelised aroma.

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Frequently Asked Questions about Admiral's Old J Overproof Tiki-Fire Spiced Rum

How many spices are in this rum?

11 different spices, with vanilla and lime as the most prominent.

Why is the strength so high?

The high strength of 75.5% makes the rum suitable for flambéing and as an intense flavour contributor in tiki cocktails.

How should this rum be used?

It is primarily used in tiki cocktails or for flambéing, rather than drunk neat.

Why is this a Spirit Drink and not pure rum?

The added spice blend means the product is classified as an Overproof Spiced Rum-based Spirit Drink rather than pure rum.

What does "Tiki-Fire" mean in the name?

It refers to the rum's role in adding fire and intensity to tiki cocktails, including the possibility of flambéing.

Is this rum too strong to drink neat?

It is significantly stronger than standard rum and is primarily recommended for cocktails rather than being enjoyed neat.