Brugal Añejo

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.

Classic Dominic rum for mixing drinks. Taste great with Coke.

Nothing special but very round and easy drinking
No overpowering sweetness nor alcohol.
Light attack and round spicy finish.

Pleasantly surprised !

Great as a shot rum but pretty poor at all other aspects....

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.

For mixing only. Nothing special for me . Average.

Just your average mixing rum, nothing more nothing less

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Parfait en Cuba libre, sur une plage, devant le soleil couchant !

Not my favorite but it will do if there's nothing more decent to drink.

It tastes like shit.Even with Cola is terrible.Drink another rum.

This is best tohether with Coke! if is used for spping I suggest to let it brief for at least 15 minutes, it becomes better then.

This rum has a distinct woodiness to its aroma in the bottle. I came to that conclusion before reading the label and discovering it to have been aged in oak casks. Upon further research I discovered the oak barrels used to contain bourbon. That explains not only the aroma but also its mellowness. This is a fine sipping rum with bare hints of sweetness and a complex flavor that does remind me of Kentucky bourbon. Some may prefer this as a sipping rum but IMHO it's best in cola.

One point...fishnets on a woman...sexy. Fishnets on a bottle of rum....weird. :-)

Immanquable et classique. Reste meilleur melangé ou sur glace.

Agréable à souhait. Se laisse déguster sec ou avec glace.

I'm not sure if I've ever had a Dominican rum before, but the first impression is very favourable. The exact lable isn't the same as those shown, what I bought is Brugal Anejo Superior.

Not sweet, strong alcoholic smell. Therefore better with cola

Beh... è un Brugal giovane, che c'é da aspettarsi?
Secco.
Alcolico.
Forte.
Bruciante (per i non allenati).
Rum non proprio da degustare. Senza segreti. Da "shot".
E questo, a mio avviso, è il suo punto forte: la semplicità.
Quando si ha voglia di bere qualcosa di diretto, senza viaggi mentali, solo uno schiaffone che ti svegli e ti faccia tornar "Uomo"...... Brugal.
Rum sincero.

Low on the sweetness scale. So low it almost doesn't taste like a rum. The best way I can describe the taste is dry. Like a Riesling.

Super Rum für Mixgetränke und für Cuba libre. Sollte man immer im Haus haben

I like woody and dark profile of taste. This is serious rum with high leathery accents. It is strong and rich in flavour but not too harsh in mouth. Good value for nice price.

Basic fruity cocktail rum, strong chemical/alcohol smell & taste. You might as well be drinking cheap vodka

Bottle at BCLCB is slightly different shape and is labeled Superior.
Nice dark amber colour, okey flavour, on sweet side. I enjoy it neat but adds a great deal to a Hurricane as well