Flor de Caña 18-Year

Woody, cask vanilla, dry, alot of alcohol aftertaste! An enjoyable sipper. Very typical Flor De Cana!

Yes its a bit blunt at some points and kind of empty finish, maybe consider a peel of orange, overall a pleasing rum. No adds, good barrels, good price what else do you need?

Rum is not bad for lovers of dry rum. There is no added sugar and this makes it a little flatter for me personally. Nice rum, but for this price I would buy something more memorable.

This rum isn't too bad at all.

Oak, tobacco and lighter elements of caramel and vanilla all come to mind. Strong fumes off the glass, this stuff will put hairs on your chest just like the 25 year old.

Not too bad although for the price I reckon its better going for something different. 7 out of 10 range seems fair.

Velké překvapení, velmi chutný, ve vůni i v chutí čokoládové tóny

Buen ron para pasar un momento agradable en compañia.

Whilst being more pricey I didn’t find it significantly better than Gran Reserva or other Flor bottles. Still, a solid choice for a drink

Good sipping rum. Not too sweet, reasonably smooth.

Sampled at the Laka Lono Rum Club tasting on 8/29/18. A milder, sweeter version of the 12 year. A bit peppery, but the finish is not nice- harsh in fact. Stick with the better 12 year.

In the glass you find a medium golden amber rum with light thin legs that quickly descends after you swirl it. The nose is lightly sweet with noticeable oaky zest. The palate is very smooth and dominated by oak. The dominans of wooden flavour almost mascarades the frail melasse sweetness, and is perhaps just a bit overbearing. It's impressively smooth though and there is no doubt it's a quality product.