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Produced in the Dominican Republic, Atlantico Private Cask is a blend of small batched rums aged up to 25 years. It is a very unique dark rum that is bottled by hand and carefully inspected. It has won several awards and has the support of Enrique Iglesias, the multi-platinum recording artist.
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Posted
over 2 years ago
This is smooth but very thin. Not at all complex. Short finish. Not much bite. Predominantly vanilla. Tastes sweetened. Might mix well. Does not sip well.
Posted
almost 3 years ago
De tout ceux que j'ai pu goûter jusqu'ici, c'est l'un voir le préféré !
Je l'ai trouvé très complexe en bouge avec une fraîcheur assez agréable.
Posted
almost 3 years ago
Good rum sweet taste with a nice bite as you drink it.
I found by putting a small bit of ice brings out great flavors
Posted
over 3 years ago
I didn’t know what to expect from Atlantico but this is good rum. Great color and taste of fruit little bit of sweet. It’s smooth enough to sip and is a great mixer with anything. Really enjoy this tasty rum.
Posted
over 3 years ago
Just another rum, nothing special going on here to buy it again. No lingering aftertaste or depth. Average.
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over 3 years ago
No era lo que esperaba.
Demasiado Sabor a vainilla ... aunque en teoria no es spicey
No lo compraria de nuevo
Posted
almost 4 years ago
Just my opinion but this has been the worst rum I have ever tasted.
I can't help myself, this is exactly the best for my taste. I can't have this on my shelf, I'll get addict to alcohol so soon, or broke :-D
This really is a perfectly acceptable rum, though I now struggle to find value for money in Atlantico due to the sheer volume of good sipping rums being produced in and around the same price bracket.
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over 4 years ago
For the style, I like this one. Clearly sweetened heavily with tons of vanilla. Not much oak/bite to balance it, but it does what it does really well
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The aroma in the bottle definitely reveals this to be a sweet rum. Almost a dessert. Tasting it revealed a very strong sweetness with definite maple and toffee flavors. Even a little buttery? It has a slight oiliness which allows the flavor to stay on the tongue as the burn fade...a mild burn. The flavor lingers longer than expected but not unpleasantly. I have never had a hot buttered rum before but looking up the ingredients I think this would be an excellent rum for it. Also I think it would work well in hot mulled rum and hot coffee drinks as well. Perhaps a change from Irish Coffee to Pirate Rum Coffee? [I need to trademark/patent that.] When winter arrives (it's late this year) try this one in traditional hot mixed drinks. I have not tried it in Coke Zero yet but the sweetness may be too much for Coke Zero. A little too sweet for a sipping rum but makes for a fantastic mixer. Just not in fruit-based drinks 'cause it makes it TOO sweet IMHO.