Flor de Caña Añejo Clásico 5-Year

Not crazy but a decent rum without any pretension.

Vanilla-forward aroma, dried fruits, banana, a little bit oaky.
Flavor is full of oakyness, bitter chocolate, raisins and currents. Would be a bit rough to drink neat. Good rum for mixing or infusing.

I was surprised that this one can be drunk with just an icecube. Its great to mix with but can be drunk with just ice aswell. A must have if your friends want to mix a rum and you want to have it pure.

Another always on offer at Tescos.
Good for the price if you're not a rum snob like me but likes a nice rum.

I can get the 1.75L bottle where I live for the equivalent of about $30, so for what it is, this is an incredible deal. Sipping, you can get more than a hint of vanilla out of this, but there are better options for that. Because of the price I get the big bottle to mix, and it yields great results.

Some buttery sweetness and mild vanilla tones are present but on its own this is just not something I'd enjoy straight-up, myself, but mixed with Sprite or 7-Up, and some OJ, pineapple juice or 5-Alive, and yup, I'm on-board. ( I wouldn't turn it away! )

Spend the extra couple dollars and get the seven year

This is a perfect "get me through the week" rum. Very nice over lots of ice.

This is a cheap rum but it's fairly good. You can sip it with some ice. But add coke and you'll have a nice drink.

This was, handed to me over ice at a party. Back then I generally drank whisky neat and rum with cola. Since my friend was out of mix. I drank it on the rocks and was impressed at its smoothness. This experience has had me start buying aged rums. So far I have bought the El Dorado 12 and the El Dorado 21. Both of which put this to shame. But, it will always hold a special place in my heart for being the rum that first got me into great rums. Now this is my go to mixing rum.