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Venezuela | Aged | 40% ABV | Pot Still Distilled
Diplomatico Reserva Exclusiva rum is distilled from molassis in copper pot stills and then aged in small oak casks for on average 12 years before being bottled.
Produced in Venezuela, which has a rich rum history dating to 1896, the Diplomatico Reserva Exclusiva distillery is located on the northern slopes of the Andes mountains.
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Smooth, sweet and always a nice experience. You can't go wrong with this one. Deserved hype.
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almost 2 years ago
This is a good rum. Sweet, and smooth. Nice flavors, a fair amount of wood, lightly smoky, hints to chocolate, toffee, carmel, vanilla. Almost no burn. I really like this one, a good and easy sipper, though perhaps a bit too sweet for me. I'd like to try mixing this with something a lot less sweet to maybe find a really nice balance. I do recommend trying it.
One of my favorite everyday rum.
I could drink it for breakfast.
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almost 2 years ago
This one is readily available, and tasty, if not very complex
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almost 2 years ago
One of the simplest and easiest rums to get started!
It is a beautiful sipping rum before or after meals. Not a whisky taste as much as others but that’s what I love about it!
Just simply great. Smooth and great value. Must have
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almost 2 years ago
Heavy, reasonably sweet, and overall well done, but for the price ($35-40), I would go other directions.
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almost 2 years ago
Nice and smooth. Great sipper. Beautiful copper color.
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almost 2 years ago
Like liquid velvet smooth and dark. Sweet molasses with a little Carmel. It's the only rum I buy now.
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One of my "under the bar" premiums
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The rums I drink the most often are stored on my bar's countertop. The premiums and ones I paid a higher price for are stored down below. This is a very good rum and the Venezuelan taste is somewhat different than the rest. I know I prefer most Barbados rums over most Jamaican rums, but I can't really decipher all of the others. I applaud and appreciate those reviewers that can sniff the flavors and describe the legs. I rely on you for recommendations. I have only tried a few based on a liquor store salesperson.