Rum Finish has a light smell of rum. With my first sip, there was the familiar taste of oak that is common to all Innis & Gunn beers, but there was also the taste of rum. At the back of my throat I caught the taste of burnt caramel. The blending of these three flavours creates an interesting taste experience. The hops and malt are pretty evenly balanced, with neither one really coming to the forefront. There is also the slight taste of pepper, just barely noticeable.
While I enjoyed the beer, it didn't live up to the high standards that are set by other Innis & Gunn beers. All in all, this is not as good as other Innis & Gunn beers.
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May your glass always be full of good beer!
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