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Tasted in the bottle on 12/31/23. Purchased at The Party Source in Bellevue KY for $8 a 750 mL. This stuff is cheap and it shows. Pours clear. I've had a few aguardientes, but none like this. I was greatly surprised by the strong Uzo-like licorice flavors. That's about it. Pretty one dimensional. I doubt this bottle will ever be consumed. If this is an alcohol of abuse, odd that it is only 35% abv.
Sitting in hotel balcony in Medellin watching the sunset. That was years ago.
I’m not sure if this stuff is any good or not, but I’m going to give a solid six stars just for the memories.
Some people love aguardiente in Colombia. It’s not rum, obviously.
The blue cap versio without extra sugar is better; but i’d still give it a six. Efficient only to get you dancing, drink it ice cold.
OK, big sweeping statement there. But it's like that - ubiquitous with the landscape. It's also in most liquor stores stateside as an aguardiente for the US market. Very common and popular swill, although the less sugary, the better.
The stuff is for revelers, it's a standard bearer for shots and other hardness that goes along with drinking beers. It's not something you search for - It seeks you out. I once drank this out of a goat's leg... still have both my legs.
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Aguardiente (literally, “fire water”), is Colombia's favorite alcoholic beverage. It's made from sugar cane and flavored with anise and bottled at only 58 proof – far short of the 80 proof mark to officially qualify as rum - but there are a few aguardientes on this site nevertheless. Anyway, this brand, Antioqueno, is the most popular in all of Colombia. It's best enjoyed as straight shots. The taste is pleasant, very dry and not very strong...which is deceiving because you'll think nothing of guzzling several shots before you realize that you are here and your pants are over there. Oops.