Down Island Ghana 2020 Rum: Semi-Blind Rum Review #4 @therumcast
Down Island Ghana 2020 Rum: Semi-Blind Rum Review #4  @therumcast
Uploaded June 2024 | Updated September 2026, 1 week ago
We're back with another episode in our Semi-Blind Reviews series — this time with a rum sourced from a region that came up quite a bit in our 100th episode a few months back: Ghana!

From Down Island Spirits, this is a 4-year-old pot still cane juice rum sourced from Ghana's MIM Distillery. John shares his thoughts knowing full well what the rum is and Will shares his thoughts while having no knowledge of it other than its color in the glass.

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