Bacardi Ron Solera 1873

A friend of mine took this for me from mexico and i loved it! Sadly not available here! But i recomment trying it if you can get one!

The initial taste is ridiculously smooth... no burn and soft flavor until a pleasant dry, spicy complexity starts to build and accumulate as you progress to the finish. A little bit of funk, but noticeable molasses notes and smokey oak. With ice, or a little water, a bittersweet dark-chocolate flavor emerges and lingers on the finish. I bought it for $20, but have found it for lower. how could you complain? A good one for the shelf, as it continues to change the minds of those that believe Bacardi is no good.

Nice drink, but missing something. Great color and smell.

I usually go for a spiced rum like Kraken for a simple Cuba Libre, but this rum fits in very nicely! Milder taste than a white rum, and I wouldn't sip it straight, but as for a mixer, very good

Deep flavor but not aged. Ok on the rocks but only as a standby

In the 80`s & 90`s was too popular in Mexico, its a good rum for the Cubas Libres but too sweet!

This was the smokiest rum I have ever had. Wasn't great, but better than most Bacardi products. No flavour or bite on the swallow, smoke was in the aftertaste.

This was actually an interesting rum. Good flavor and no "after bite".

Really good molasses flavor balanced by slight firiness.

Tasted it in Mexico in a hotel bar. I expected hard Bacardi stuff and was surprised it had not that very strong alcohol presence as in the 8yo. Definitely the best Bacardi I tried until now, nothing great compared to other rums. Could be a good bar or club standart but they don't sell it here in Spain.