Matusalem Anejo

...but a bit too vanilla flavored. Still, not bad low budget choice.

Note: I'm a sipper. My opinion is based on sipping characteristics.

Contrary to most other reviewers, to me this was an enjoyable sipping experience. A word of warning, though. It's a bit harsh for inexperienced palates. Other than that, it *can* be had neat. Although a dash of water really helps reduce afterburn and initial shock and opens it up. I've had harder (and way more expensive) punches in my life, so this would not discourage me and most of all, it is nothing compared to what mainstream Cuban crap hits you with. Age is unclear but I'd assume something in the lines of 3-5 years. Upon opening the bottle, you are awarded with a cloud of really nice, typical, sweet aromas, totally comparable to dark rums aged 8-12 years. And considering price tag, it is undoubtedly something to keep handy or at least try.

One of my favourites if I just want to mix it and don't want to break the bank. It's pleasantly and unusually smoky tasting, something you don't normally find in a rum in this price range. It could pass as a more expensive rum, really. Compared to a Barceló Añejo or Brugal Añejo, I'd rather have this.

Bought for 14€ in Spain.

Gooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooood

Molto dolce e grasso, nel finale qualche sentore più secco di legno. Può andar bene per qualche cocktail

Très prometteur sur les gammes supérieures, ce rum anejo séduit par son parfum délicat

...but a bit too vanilla flavored. Still, not bad low budget choice.

Un ron que por precio nos permite realizar bueno cócteles, bueno para el costo.

To my surprise it tastes better than Angostura 1919 DeL Aged Blend.

Cannot say much about this rum - very comfortable to sip, but lacks any aroma or special sensation