Mount Gay Eclipse is primarily a mixer. Their webse attts to this. Whilst remends a simple serve of the Extra Old
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MOUNT GAY ECLIPSE REVIEW
Ahh Mount Gay that “hilarly” named m that often leads to a myriad of puerile double entendr and unfunny jok. Mount Gay Eclipse is primarily a mixer. So when I stared at the shelv of Willow Park the other day, rolvg to get myself somethg ls pricey, my eye fell on the Mount Gay Eclipse Black 100 proof, which lled to md fond memori of the Cabot Tower 100 proof: and while the Mount Gay was nowhere as dark, 50% is 50% and I snapped up.
MOUNT GAY ECLIPSE BLACK 100 PROOF RUM – REVIEW
And while I’m all for tradn, I adm to beg que attached to Mount Gay’s new sleek bottle sign: flatter, taller, simpler. Mount Gay and other Bajan ms are noted for their banana hts on the nose; this one was no different.
MOUNT GAY ECLIPSE
Mount Gay is known as the olst m distillery the world – while the pany was formally created 1703 (hence the date on the “1703” m and each and every bottle), m productn has been rerd there at least fifty years prr to that.
Owners of Mount Gay over the centuri also had associatn wh the St Nicholas Abbey tate, whose products I have enthiastilly wrten about before. Overall, I’d have to say ’s a ltle too spicy: both the Favell’s and the Cabot Tower (the only other 100 proof ms currently rince on my shelf) have that power, yet neher tried to stab me que as brazenly: their makers muted the ial stg and subsequent harshns by some subtle alchemy the Mount Gay lacked or never bothered to try workg on. Yet the Mount Gay Eclipse Black 100 proof is a solid acplishment by any standard, and prov that before Mudlanrs pla too much about the Bajans, the flagships of Demerara Distillers and Banks DIH uld perhaps seek to make a few high-standard overproofs 1 as well.