Brugal Anejo rum is a blend of rums aged 3 to 5 years in used American white Oak barrels that previously held whiskey and bourbon.
The rum is produced in the Dominican Republic by Brugal & Co., a company that was founded in the late 1800s by the Spaniard Andrés Brugal Montaner. Today, the Brugal rum company remains largely in the control of Montaner's direct descendants.
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Posted 5 years ago by Maweis from Spain with 27 ratings
Solo para mezclar con refrescos, casi llega al aprobado, fuerte concentracion etilica, oculta el verdadero sabor a ron
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Posted 5 years ago by ThisLilyPetal from Canada with 11 ratings
I got this for free while on a trip to the Dominican Republic. Very harsh -- it required about 6 oz of coke before I could drink it. Had flavours of licorice that I am not a fan of. If the goal was to simply get drunk and there was nothing else to drink, then I could do it (with coke!) but otherwise, I would not buy this.
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Posted 5 years ago by Johnnys Bar from Germany with 32 ratings
Im Cuba Libre immer eine gute Wahl. Nicht zu aufdringlich aber in der Cola präsent genug.
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Posted 5 years ago by Carlos from Mexico with 50 ratings
El color ámbar confunde. Esperaba más. Olor, sabor predomina el alcohol
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Posted 5 years ago by Etienne Malenfant from Canada with 14 ratings
Just okay. I received it as a gift in a trip in Dominican Republic. So, it's good for cola and to be mix but not more. It's bottom of the range !
Posted 5 years ago by I3R0K3N7FEET from United Kingdom with 70 ratings
This one here really split my decisions as my preference towards this will whole heartedly be based on price. Often found cheaper than the HC7, this one competes directly against that in quality and flavour just with a slight harsher note of caramel.
Definitely worth trying as its a great dark/gold for the price but if you plan to use it for mixers ther are better options. As far as relatively 'basic' rums go, I would choose the HC7 every time over this.
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Posted 5 years ago by Soweek from Czech Republic with 74 ratings
Classic Dominic rum for mixing drinks. Taste great with Coke.
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Posted 5 years ago by Benjamin from France with 57 ratings
Nothing special but very round and easy drinking
No overpowering sweetness nor alcohol.
Light attack and round spicy finish.
Pleasantly surprised !
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Posted over 5 years ago by Jimmyan from KR with 19 ratings
usually if you see any liquor from latin americas with the wording 'anejo', you would associate it with some lengthy aging sufficient to smooth out the edges of the character... but not so much in this case. or i may have had higher expectations due to the labeling...
anyways, not too shabby but there are so many other better rums at similar price points.
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Posted over 5 years ago by Folharth from Canada with 69 ratings
For mixing only. Nothing special for me . Average.
It's a meh... 5 out of 10
Posted 4 years ago by RonBalon from Bulgaria with 7 ratings
I expected more. It has really nice odor, but it tastes like flour or vanilla then the real rum tastes kicks in, but it is kind of strong and heavy. You can get easily get drunk with that if you are not too careful. I'm a bit disappointed, because on the same price or even lower you can get twice better Rum than that. I'm really not sure how to feel about this. It may be a great taste if your only rum so far is bacardi.
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