Ron Del Barillito is by far the funnest tour but there are some smaller ones that would be great to visit and within range. 1. San Juan Artisan Distillery (call ahead of time)
https://goo.gl/maps/qdjev5YKM7QM6FJE8 San Juan Artisan Distillers PR-690, KM 3.2, 00692 (787) 222-1633
2. Scryer Rum Barrelhouse & Rooftop 259 C. de Tetuán, San Juan, 00901 (787) 604-8777
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How did the distilleries weather the recent hurricane? I noticed my local TWM is way low on Don-Q! Maybe unrelated. (Though Bacardi seems to be an unending supply....)
There are some good distilleries there but do the tourist thing first at Bacardi. This will definitely elevate the trip to those other distilleries and it's not all that bad for an industrial distillery.
I so am back and did Barrilito and Visited the bar at Scryer in Old San Juan. The Barrilito 4star is stunning and got to fill my own bottle. Cool experience. My guide said the RumRatings developer had visited and he is a app user as well. Next trip for some of the out of town small Distillarys. Couldn't bring myself to do Bacardi. Super nice people in PR!
David, Bacardi tour is great for tourists and unless u live there your a tourist. When I did PR I did them first and it made the rest of the trip spectacular. And it is grand in the industrial version. They definitely know what they're doing. It's a pleasure to see how such a giant operates. Although you will never find it in my collection.
David, you missed a great tour at Barcardi. Granted they are industrial but you need to cover all aspects of the industry to appreciate those small distilleries. I would not miss Bacardi even though I've already done it. They're like Budweiser, they are massive and obviously know how to put their product on the map. Plus, at the same time, you get to meet people from all walks of life that love rum. Note, I don't drink Bud & you will never find Bacardi in my house but that tour was outstanding. Arrrgh! ☠
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Puerto Rico trip
I am headed to Puerto Rico next week, planning on the Ron Del Barillito tour. Any tips or ideas? Staying in San Juan
Ron Del Barillito is by far the funnest tour but there are some smaller ones that would be great to visit and within range. 1. San Juan Artisan Distillery (call ahead of time)
https://goo.gl/maps/qdjev5YKM7QM6FJE8 San Juan Artisan Distillers PR-690, KM 3.2, 00692 (787) 222-1633
2. Scryer Rum Barrelhouse & Rooftop 259 C. de Tetuán, San Juan, 00901 (787) 604-8777
https://goo.gl/maps/vPXJKAMGPncSofzm9
3. Destilería Cruz- PitoRico
PR-5141, Jayuya, 00664
(939) 592-3198
https://goo.gl/maps/hMcxjjvwph7bDb9e6
if you are going to Vieques check out crab island distillery, other ones include ron artesano, taino rum and of couse bacardi in cataño
enjoy and salud!!!
Alas, thank you!
How did the distilleries weather the recent hurricane? I noticed my local TWM is way low on Don-Q! Maybe unrelated. (Though Bacardi seems to be an unending supply....)
There are some good distilleries there but do the tourist thing first at Bacardi. This will definitely elevate the trip to those other distilleries and it's not all that bad for an industrial distillery.
I so am back and did Barrilito and Visited the bar at Scryer in Old San Juan. The Barrilito 4star is stunning and got to fill my own bottle. Cool experience. My guide said the RumRatings developer had visited and he is a app user as well. Next trip for some of the out of town small Distillarys. Couldn't bring myself to do Bacardi. Super nice people in PR!
I some pics.
That is awesome, what did you think about their santa ana expression? I think it's one of the most underpriced/underrated rums out there
Crap they didn't sample that in the tasting. I will have to order some. 😉
David, Bacardi tour is great for tourists and unless u live there your a tourist. When I did PR I did them first and it made the rest of the trip spectacular. And it is grand in the industrial version. They definitely know what they're doing. It's a pleasure to see how such a giant operates. Although you will never find it in my collection.
David, you missed a great tour at Barcardi. Granted they are industrial but you need to cover all aspects of the industry to appreciate those small distilleries. I would not miss Bacardi even though I've already done it. They're like Budweiser, they are massive and obviously know how to put their product on the map. Plus, at the same time, you get to meet people from all walks of life that love rum. Note, I don't drink Bud & you will never find Bacardi in my house but that tour was outstanding. Arrrgh! ☠