Minnick’s background as a whiskey expert brings a unique "outside-in" perspective to rum. Reviewers from Alcohol Professor note that this approach helps demystify the spirit for newcomers, though it also introduces a bias toward "smooth" spirits and cigar pairings for highly-rated bottles.
Written by Fred Minnick , a renowned whiskey authority, Rum Curious serves as a bridge for spirits enthusiasts—particularly those coming from the world of bourbon—to understand the vast and often misunderstood landscape of rum. Published in 2017 by Voyageur Press , the 240-page guide deconstructs the category’s history, production nuances, and tasting methodology. Rum Curious: The Indispensable Tasting Guide to...
The book is organized into three primary pillars that guide the reader from historical context to practical application: Minnick’s background as a whiskey expert brings a
: Using a 100-point scale, the author provides tasting notes for a wide array of rums, ranging from common brands like Captain Morgan to obscure premium bottles. Analysis of Minnick’s Perspective Published in 2017 by Voyageur Press , the
: Minnick traces rum's evolution from its origins in sugar plantations and slavery to its role in nation-building and modern commerce. He includes trivia such as the impact of the 1902 eruption of Mount Pelée on rum production.
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