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Intensely aromatic and funky, a textbook example of Jamaican “hogo.” Ripe tropical fruit: overripe banana, grilled pineapple, mango. Ester-driven notes of nail polish remover and varnish in the background. Molasses, treacle, and burnt sugar. Warm spice (cinnamon, clove, nutmeg) with hints of tobacco and leather. Bold and fiery thanks to the 57% ABV, yet surprisingly balanced. Rich molasses and dark caramel sweetness up front. Funky tropical fruits carry through: banana bread, pineapple, dried papaya. Peppery spice, ginger heat, and allspice. Earthy, slightly smoky undertone with hints of olive brine. Long and warming, lingers with molasses, oak spice, and estery fruit funk. A touch of bitter cacao and espresso at the very end.
Smith & Cross Navy Strength Rum represents a masterclass in traditional Jamaican rum production. This potent 57% ABV expression showcases the rich, funky character that defines Jamaica's most celebrated distilleries. Crafted using a blend of pot still and column still rums, Smith & Cross delivers the bold, complex flavors that have made Jamaican rum a cornerstone of craft cocktail culture and spirits collections worldwide.
Jamaica's unique terroir and centuries-old rum-making tradition create spirits of exceptional character. The tropical climate, pristine water sources, and time-honored fermentation and distillation methods produce rums with distinctive depth and complexity. Smith & Cross Navy Strength is ideal for cocktail enthusiasts and spirits collectors seeking an authentic Jamaican rum with serious backbone and versatility in mixed drinks, from classic daiquiris to bold tiki creations.
Cross Current is a shaken cocktail made with Smith & Cross - Navy Strength - Rum, served in a coupe glass.
Coupe glass, garnish with a lime wheel placed on the rim of the glass.
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Smith & Cross is a Jamaican rum bottled at navy strength, typically defined as 57% ABV or higher, a specification historically associated with the British Royal Navy's practice of storing spirits aboard ships at a proof high…
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