Centenario 30-Year

Very good fragrance. Slightly spicy in the mouth. Delicious finish.

Well balanced taste and aroma. You will enjoy sipping this rum slowly.

A beautiful harmonious mixture of honey, vanilla and caramel. Smooth as silk without any harshness. This is the perfect sipping rum! However, it is also pretty pricey as you can expect to pay $20 -$25 for a pour!

While pricey, this rum definitely stands out! Delightful nose and velvety smooth. I vow to always have a bottle of this in my bar going forward.

Very lightly and delicate. This is the rum to drink to wind down the night

Wanted to give this a try after reading all of the positive reviews. First sip was very complex. Kept changing flavors. Wife even liked it. It’s smooth and worth a try. Just getting into tasting these rums so the complexity may have been lost on me. Will revisit again after tasting some other rums. Overall, this was definitely a smooth rum that went down easy and has a rich body and a complex flavor.

Gentle taste of caramel, vanilla and oak, very good taste

The best there is and I've tried many of the $100 plus rums in the world.

I choose it, because I try some from this producer, its not chap rum, but taste is really romantic. Good combination of magnificently matured rum which has been properly cared for.

Often with high-end rums I don’t enjoy them the same way as moderately priced ones—the fancy stuff tastes more like cognac or whiskey. Good, very good, but not what I like about rums: the sweetness, the heat, the vanilla and oak and dark fruitiness. Well, Centenario 30 is an expensive rum for people who enjoy ones like Pusser, Pyrat or Zaya—no slouches in and of themselves, but not high-end. Centenario 30 is mellow, warm, fruity and complex with lingering notes of vanilla, molasses, oak, and a little sherry. Just the right amount of sweetness. Exceptional finish.