Centenario 7-Year

Un très bon rapport qualité prix pour un entrée de gamme de chez centenario

It’s golden colour and light smell is inviting. It is not very smooth but not too harsh either. The after taste is woody with a little caramel, not bitter.

My first experience with Centenario and not exactly the best one. Probably better as a mixer.

I tried this side by side with the Centenario 9 year and the 12 year. Though I feel the 12-year is best, I prefer this to the 9 year as it is sweeter and tastes better to me.

Smells and tastes of sweet caramel and brown sugar. Very simple, but good; and it's a bargain for the low price of only $17.99 (2017 price)!

Perhaps the one downside is that it's not as smooth as older rums, and has a slight burn for 40%abv.

I had a tasting of 7y, 9y, 12y and anejo special. The best was 12y and anejo special. 7y and 9y were behind. But these are not exceptional. 12y and anejo are average rums and the others are below average.

I bought this on my first trip to Costa Rica several years. I believe it was $10. I bought it to mix with fruit juices, 7-up, and coke. I remember I really liked it. So one night, I tried it by itself as a shot. It was the best shot of rum I had ever had to that point. So then I tried it neat. And I was surprised I coh I'd enjoy it by itself. Now I am a kind of a rum guru thanks to this rum. Try to 20, 25 and 30 year of this brand. Those are 3 of my top 10 rums out there. This is a great CHEAP rum.

Very good cheap rum but a bit sharp for me. Could be smoother

Nice solid flavor. Touch of molasses, but not overpowering

Nice full flavour, nice colour and nice bottle. That makes Centenario above average.

Not to sweet and great sipping rum for it's price.
Nothing wrong with it.