Mocambo 20 Art Edition

At first you smell it at it seems really Nice and good. Then you taste it and get dissapointet by the lave of taste

It was not a sweet rum, nor was it dry like French rums. It is much closer to whiskey in every aspect.

Mexico, follow my advice:
Stick to what you know.
My reaction to this was the same as my reaction to Mexican chocolate.

However, I am not a hater.
Give me Mexican food, Mecca and good tequila any day of the week. Just don’t give me another bottle of Mocambo.

This is a mexican rum, not much known and not expensive, so, is a good deal for the money. Is not a bad rum but a little sharp.

It was really hard to drink this rum. It’s strange and nasty I’m shocked anyone would like this. That is unless you like to lick ashtrays and eat shaved car tires. I’m sorry can’t think of anything redeemable except the cool bottle.

Nicim me nezaujal (minimalne pozitivne).
A za tu cenu je spousta lepsich rumu

To much of alcoholtaste in it. Smells disharmony...

Aroma nice with wood and raisins. Taste is drier with dates and earth. Aftertase is shorter with strange tones. Interesting to taste, but not to buy bottle.

I know Mexico is known for their Tequilas but I had to try at least one Rum produced by that country and I chose the Mocambo 20 yr Rum. Having read the reviews I kept an open mind and my first impression of this spirit was the beautiful dark colour of the spirit, followed by aromas of coffee, dark chocolate and tobacco. On my first sip the cinnamon flavour came through along with those previously mentioned and my first sample left me wondering whether I liked it or not. The more I sipped on it the more I acclimatized to the unusual flavours. This is not my typical rum but it nevertheless surprised me and the unique taste adds to my rum collection. better than I expected. Not a rum I would drink on a daily basis but a nice change from usual flavours.

Fun bottle with a good story, but also a rich natural bourbon barrel flavor and soft mouthfeel and caramel in the nose.