Santa Teresa 1796

Just a wonderful sipper. Doesn't disappoint, very good value.

Le Santa Teresa 1796 est vraiment agréable en bouche et à l'odeur. Avec un cigare, il est très sympa.

Je ne sais pas qu'en penser. Je le trouve un peu commun, mais pas désagréable. Ni trop sucré, ni trop raide.

Very good rum, not too sweet but with a little too much alcohol in the after taste

Dark brown color pleases the eye. Nose carries notes of butterscotch that is delicate and enticing. Caramelized sugar on the tongue. Very smooth. The finish is long and pleasant. This is a great sipping rum! One of my favorites!

It has a certain depth of flavour, and may suit some palates. I didn't find it completely unpleasant, but it didn't do a lot for me.

...the smell, after letting it breathe for 10 to 15 minutes is very pleasant and luscious.

The tastes itself gives you a at first quick but early vanishing burn, the taste itself soothes very fast (may be even to fast), that leaves you wondering if that was already all. Do not get me wrong, it tastes good, suppose to not be sugared making it an honest tasty rum...yet still thinking " it could be better".

For the offered price a good bargain and not a bad buy.

I find Santa Teresa 1796 kind of middle of the road for a sipping rum. Pleasant enough flavor, but not exciting. O.K. aftertaste, but again nothing exciting. I don;t find it terribly interesting in any direction. I could drink it all night, but why would I when I like many other in and less than the price point.

"One of the best rums of South America" they said. I dont know. Walomeh for me. Weird taste.

I much prefer Ron Zacapa 23, XO or Ron Centenario 20 for their fuller flavor and smoothness. Santa Teresa 1796 has considerably less body, smoothness, and comes across as “dry”.