Limited Edition Marmite XO Extra Old Matured longer for a stronger taste 250g jar in Gift box

Lovely flavor without the bite. Not mellow, just different. If ordinary marmite gives you indigestion try this. I find it gives me no problem and still enjoy the Marmite flavor.

Wow! My Marmite XO Extra Old Matured finally got here from the U.K after being held up in Customs...I guess Customs was checking it out and wanted to get a taste...Hahaha! I grew up with, and was weaned on Marmite from an early age in the U.K, and continued to order it through Amazon for years here in the U.S.A. I saw the Limited Edition Marmite XO Extra Old Matured with the very smart label and had to try it...my thoughts and opinion...I LOVE IT!My first reaction was that the taste is so very smooth, but yet has a nice kick and subtle punch in flavour that hits the back of my taste buds! I will definitely be buying more when this jar runs out in about a week and a half...Hahaha! Cheers, Mark

Yeast extract spread. With butter on a warm bread at breakfast. Either you love it or hate it.Some years ago I could not understand how one can eat this kind of stuff and today I love it. I can not have a breakfast anymore without it.I tried the XO version for the first time. The reason for 4 stars instead of 5 is:* Yes it is has stronger (better) as the standard Marmite, but not that much* It is a bit more difficult to spread because a bit thicker* My favorite yeast extract is the Swiss Cenovis, unfortunately difficult to find in USA. Marmite XO is good, but not as good as Cenovis, which is one class higher in taste and more easy to spread.The pot is almost empty now, but as the the price of this XO one has almost doubled since I ordered it, and as I can not find Cenovis As I can not find Cenovis, I will stay with the standard Marmite version for now.

What should one expect from an "older, matured, stronger" Marmite? For me, it was more gooey, savory, spreadable ultra-umami, and that's exactly what I got. The difference between this elixir and the standard stuff is subtle, but immediately apparent. Marmite XO delivers the familiar basic flavor, but somehow amplified, though not in the sense of being overpowering or too concentrated. In fact, I found the "XO factor" to be quite delicate, and easily overpowered in the presence of other flavorful ingredients such as, say, a sharp cheddar or onions. Accordingly, the simple but classic support of white bread and butter (or margarine) makes for the best way to enjoy this special treat.Oh, and one more thing... those who've always felt that the classic Marmite is "perfectly horrid" will not change their minds upon tasting this variety, either.

I was hoping this had a stronger taste than regular Marmite but it tasted the same to me. I didn't hate it because I enjoy Marmite. But I could have enjoyed the same flavor, for less money, had I just purchased regular Marmite. This was a let-down.

Delicious Marmite. This is my second order for the “Extra Old” edition as I found my addiction only grew with finishing the last jar.If you love Marmite you’ll LOVE ‘Extra Old’ reserve.The only unfortunate surprise on this last order was the seepage through the cap upon arrival.I reckon it may have something to do with altitude changes in transport, as I initially thought it was damaged even with the heavy bubble wrap. Upon closer inspection there was no visible damage to the jar or the top, and it appeared to have squeezed itself out of the closed container.All in all, it’s still a 5 star as I’m happy to have offered up the 6-8 slices of toast worth to the Marmite gods for the opportunity to indulge in the ‘Extra Old’ reserve.Will almost certainly be ordering again sooner than later.

This Marmite is more powerful, more flavourful, and more Marmite than should be exported from the UK. As an American I've fallen in love with regular Marmite, however XO has proven to be a radically different experience. Opening the jar, I began to sweat in anticipation and uncontrollably exclaimed, "Cor blimey guvnah, this dead horse ain't for the billy lids!!" The aroma was so intoxicating I had to brace myself against an ambulatory dresser that I never remembered purchasing. My first smear of the gooey black ichor was met with the faintest tintinnabulation of 'God Save the Queen' and as a single tear rolled down my cheek it was transformed into a fresh knob of Devonshire butter, landing squarely at the edge of my butter knife. 'quite' I muttered under my breath as I completed the ritual. Seated now in a highback chair of no known origin I knew no consternation as I took the first bite. As i finished the sandwich, and the deafening cacophony of God Save the Queen was met with a quiet nod. I stroked my handlebar moustache and wondered what if anything was missing from the evening. From the sitting room a woman exclaimed, "you shant meet the train in time if you tarry any further darling. Now make haste! the lads are surely waiting at the cockleberry pub with a tall lager." I'm now a 40 year old Ackley Eustice Pilkington thanks to Marmite XO. Splendid.

I find that regular marmite is just a little too salty and sharp for my taste. This XO is quite a bit richer and beefier tasting without being as salty. And it doesn't bite your tongue if you spread it too thick!!!The bottle this comes in is twice the size of what you see in the US grocery, and by comparison the smaller bottles cost around $8 in the US.... so the prices I'm seeing on Amazon right now are actually cheaper than what we'd pay in the grocery! I'm going to keep ordering this till they quit making it, which I hope is never!