Santiago de Cuba Anejo Superior 11-Year

Nose is strong yet has some dried plum quality to it if you are careful. Taste is not sweet at all and has a pleasant and long lasting vanilla and smoke dried plum aftertaste with a moderate numbing sting in the end.

I would say that this is a transitional option between a good and excellent rum. Good for drinking neat.

I only had a single pour and not much time to reflect. The flavor profile is overall one of fruity distillation. I get distinct cognac flavors. There's a long finish but it's very soft and mild. I get lots of butterscotch and some green vegetable flavors too. This is just a very nice rum and I'd be happy to have a bottle to enjoy...

I’ve had mixed luck with Cuban rums. Either they’ve been really nice or more on the disappointing side.

On the nose you get the standard tobacco but also raisins and cinnamon. The first taste is a strong woodsy taste but gives way to fruit and maple.

I rather enjoyed this one.

Mild, very smooth yet not sweet. Has a kinship with Havana Club that I assume is the Cuban style, yet noticeably a step up compared to HC7 which makes sense.
Smell has something brandy like about it - pretty soft and subtle.
Taste is an amalgam of slightly fruity vibes, wood, leather, tobacco and column still light aromatic flavours.
The finish is long with a subtle burn.

All up, it's easy drinking and lip smackingly dry. Probably a little muted for me, and though the extra age brings something to the party, I prefer HC7.

Okay men men ikke noget specielt, slet ikke 8,0 som den ellers får gns. Mangler eftersmag

En anelse skuffende. Jeg havde forventet mig lidt mere af denne rom både hvad angår duft og smag.

Really enjoyable rum. Sweet and refined, great for sipping.

Both the taste and the smell are mild. Good aftertaste. With small sips you don't taste alcohol at all. Prike.ee 30€ bottle.

Very mild, slightly sweet flavor. Pleasant aroma. Perfect for sipping.