Tanduay 1854
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I can drink this rum neat. It's smooth with hints of oak, caramel and vanilla. Quadruple medal awardee. Only sold in Asia but ranks second only to Bacardi in sales volume.
I can drink this rum neat. It's smooth with hints of oak, caramel and vanilla. Quadruple medal awardee. Only sold in Asia but ranks second only to Bacardi in sales volume.
When in the Philippines
Posted
26 Dec '15
by
Nicoakr
from
France
with
97 ratings
Can't say it's great but it is a nice easy to drink rum with tones of oak and vanilla. A bit weak maybe but for $5 what can I say.
Can't say it's great but it is a nice easy to drink rum with tones of oak and vanilla. A bit weak maybe but for $5 what can I say.
very smooth
Posted
10 Nov '18
by
Adam
from
Poland
with
79 ratings
Easy to drink, very smooth...little sweet and vanilla. For me to much of alcohol nose. Hard to buy (just on phillipines- but best from Tanduay offer)
If you are at Phillipines neet to try!
Easy to drink, very smooth...little sweet and vanilla. For me to much of alcohol nose. Hard to buy (just on phillipines- but best from Tanduay offer)
If you are at Phillipines neet to try!
Helt ok
Posted
14 Apr '18
by
John Marius
from
Norway
with
17 ratings
Grei rom. Kan drikkes bar, men fungerer best i en cocktail.
Grei rom. Kan drikkes bar, men fungerer best i en cocktail.
Probably not 15 yrs old, but still a very good taste. A pretty smooth rum as well. It is noticeably smoother than the 12 yrs old.
Must be caramel and cinnamon that are the most prominent flavours.
Only sold in the Philippines, brought 3 bottles back home (€6 a bottle).
Probably not 15 yrs old, but still a very good taste. A pretty smooth rum as well. It is noticeably smoother than the 12 yrs old.
Must be caramel and cinnamon that are the most prominent flavours.
Only sold in the Philippines, brought 3 bottles back home (€6 a bottle).
Subtle Philippino
Posted
2 Dec '17
by
Taster
from
Switzerland
with
68 ratings
Nose and palate: orange and some hints of oak. Similar to Don Papa Rum (from Philippines as well). The Tanduay is less sweet than Don Papa, which is positive. Tanduay seems less complex, but more subtle and maybe even more authentic than Don Papa.
Nose and palate: orange and some hints of oak. Similar to Don Papa Rum (from Philippines as well). The Tanduay is less sweet than Don Papa, which is positive. Tanduay seems less complex, but more subtle and maybe even more authentic than Don Papa.
philipine rum
Posted
2 Sep '15
by
Kevin Green
from
Canada
with
6 ratings
this was the first rum I have tasted from the Philippines. It had a nice taste, but a little too weak tasting for me.
this was the first rum I have tasted from the Philippines. It had a nice taste, but a little too weak tasting for me.
