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A sugar-free 18-year old, ultra premium rum that is sustainably produced (Carbon Neutral & Fair Trade certified). From a 5th generation family estate, it is naturally aged without artificial ingredients, distilled 100% with renewable energy and KOSHER certified. A full-bodied rum with a long and smooth finish that lingers in the palate. Best enjoyed neat or on a rock, with a peel of orange.
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It's a great one to buy if you have a few pals coming round. Very versatile and reasonably priced.
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2 years ago
if you find the liter bottle, price is really good for this one, drier rum, i sense vanilla, caramel,
oak, it s like some 6 years ol cognac (napoleon class).
again flor de caña doing things right !
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2 years ago
Great sipping rum at a decent price. We were pleasantly surprised at the amount of smoothness and flavor for the price! =D One that we keep on the bar all the time now!!
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2 years ago
Flor de Cana is one of my favourite Rum producers on the planet, with their sustainability, fair-trade, and excellent quality, they're hard to beat. For me, their 18yo is there most accessible and delicious products. Delicate on the nose, with hints of oak, vanilla, and warming spices, but strong and hot on the pallet (in a good way) with no artificial sweetness or lingering bitter taste, and smooth on the finish. Of all of their premium rums, this is by far my go to.
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2 years ago
I tried this after having tried the 12 year and to be honest i prefer the 12 year over this. It's still a decent rum, but where the 12 year delivers a pleasant sweetness and taste, this seemed a bit bland. I was expecting more of an evolution in terms of taste and did not find it here.
I throughly enjoyed this Rum. The aroma was pleasing and it was smooth.
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2 years ago
This is a smooth and sweet sipping rum, which is a great stage-two (switching from mixed drinks to straight/sipping) rum for my personal tastes.
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2 years ago
Nice enough natural sweetness without the added sugar hints of honey butterscotch but for the price I personally would prefer other rums
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over 2 years ago
Centenario gold is tasty light gold rum. Not too sweet. Taste of chocolate, nuts, vanilla.
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over 2 years ago
although not even that bad i think it is not great value for money. quiet expensive bottle. sharp taste and too bitter for me.
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Flor de Cana are interesting rums in the fact they get worse the older they are. The extra dry is amazing for a white rum being super smooth and well bodied. Now something interesting happens as flor ages. It becomes harsher and more abusive to your pallet. Why or how I don't know but this rum isn't that good. There is nothing really eventful about it. Straight it shows to be just another one of those super dry oakey earthy rums that scolds your tongue with heat. In diet coke it is pretty good, it's not a bad rum per say it's just well not worth the price. If you enjoy this taste try Kirk and Sweeney, Mount Gay or any of the Ron Abuelo's. Those share similar tastes but exceed fdc-18. So final verdict is flor de Cana bad? No not really, but it's kind of generic earthy taste with a high price tag so if you're in the market for something exotic and different tasting this isn't your bottle.