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Pampero Aniversario was first crafted in 1963 to commemorate the Pampero company’s 25th anniversary. The rum is a blend of rums ranging in maturity from four to six years and aged in whisky and bourbon barrels.
The Pampero distillery was founded by Alejandro Hernández of Venezuela in 1938. The brand is now a division of the world’s largest liquor holding company, Diageo.
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Excellent packaging, but to much smell of alcohol at first.
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almost 4 years ago
Nice bottle. sweet, good taste but, smell is good, but in the tase is to much alcohol for me.
Good value for money
Posted
almost 4 years ago
Tento rum jsem si koupil už asi 6x. Pokud nemáte náladu na nějaké objevování nechcete utrácet hodně peněz tak toto jen rum na každou příležitost.
Vůně: vyvážená
Chuť: jemná, vyvážená
Opětovná koupě: ano
Cena: okolo 600,- Kč
Posted
almost 4 years ago
Better at Cool room temp than on ice. Great smell, honey with hint of vanilla and a Smokey finish.
Posted
almost 4 years ago
had high expectations for this rum, and by all means it's not bad, but something about the after taste had me go "nope". my dad and brother shared the feeling, others might enjoy much whatever it is that bothers me.
I can certainly say this is not the kind of rum I prefer.
Too dry, too spicy and worstly - too strong black pepper aftertaste.
Also, the "leather" bag in which this rum is packaged looks really bad and cheap.
Posted
4 years ago
Хороший ром по не дорогой цене. Не особо сладкий, слегка обжигает, но опять же за эту цену (26€ по скидке) вполне не плох.
Posted
4 years ago
Bon rhum de dégustation. Reçu en cadeau d'un ami (Yves).Se boit seulou avec une glace.
Posted
4 years ago
Sehr mild auf der Zunge, schmeckt nach mehr :-) !!!
I like this rum as part of Venezuelan heritage. A bit strong on favors compared to others "reservas" in the market but with a smooth body.
Try with dry orange and a bit of ice and the fruity flavor will kick in.
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Pampero Aniversario Reserva Exclusiva 40% Venezuela
Eye: Worn brownish copper
Nose: Pleasingly coy nose on this one at introduction. Smells a little too sweet and one dimensional to be refined and makes me think it is quiet young with the ambition to seem older than it is. Like a teenage boy with grandads perfume on. Kind of oily and thick which can be promising but the lack of edge raises a red flag for me. Then comes the compulsory butter scotch and caramel, some dried fruits, hazel and walnuts. Detect also margarine (that´s a first) and vanilla coke. It also reminds me of Versace Edt Pour Homme but I suspect I´ve bumped into someone with that fragrance on earlier today. It develops somewhat in the glass and after a while I love the smell. Nougat, some citrus like orange marmalade and grape fruit zest. Very nice, could smell this all night!
Mouth: Yes, very sweet. Oh, and it comes in waves. First a small swell of cool sweetness with some exotic fruits, then a slightly larger swell carrying dried fruits and nougat and finishes with a monster wave of embrowned butter and burnt sugar, molasses even. This is the fault in my humble opinion. It is very mellow throughout the whole palate and is evenly presented with its entire register of flavors. In that respect it is very well balanced. I like each and every element but it is just too sweet and sugary which in the long run is …boring. Taste good though.
Reaction: As usual I don´t have a clue of what I am drinking. Apart from the treacle-like sweetness it is rather gentle and cool which is an unusual but welcome feature. It is also anonymous and lack that individuality I do appreciate so much in 40%-ABV-and-above-spirits. After 30 minutes I don´t agree with myself about the age statement anymore. I feels older and more self-confident towards the end but it seem to have lost interest in itself. Like an I-am-what-I-am-attitude. Good stuff but a tad sweet and simple. Seems like a bargain taking the price into account, but again, when do I drink it?
76p
Price: 289 SEK
Tasted: 2016, In a Riedel Sommelier Cognac XO glass at room temperature.