Angostura 7-Year

For that price is not bad, i felt vanilla tones, but not too much

i found it to be a decent sipper and a good mixer. but i actually perferred the 5y and the 1919 over the 7 year. which has a different flavor palette. maybe thats what threw me off.

overall Solid Rum and good to add to the collection.

It tastes young and flat, but still there is bit of harshness. The smell is nice, even better diluted. Vanilla, fruits, nuts with strong freshness. The taste is smooth, but with brief harshness, which sublimes in... well into nothingness. I'm not saying it is not good sipper. It's mostly sipper, because I can't imagine it into mixers. Unless you're going for binge drinking. I actually like this one, because it is some kind of... outsider. There is no great taste, but it still have own specific personality. So if you're rum explorer, don't hesitate to taste. If you are rum purist... stay away.

This column stilled aged rum from the family of Angostura rums is great for tiki drinks. It's complex enough to shine through. I wouldn't say this is a sipper, though.

For this price you can find also better rums. Despite that fact, it is not bad to either sip or to mix.

I feel the taste isnt my type, it taste too much liqure. I can see myself using this to mix drinks with.

Not a bad dark rum, pretty good for the price. Better than Havanna Club 7 years, smoother and more flavour.

Condusive beginning. Nice fruit and vanilla tones. And then, in the throat - a sharp alcoholic punch.

Aromas are not overwhelming. Could not really taste the "age" but overall a good drink to sip on

In New Brunswick, it cost $35. Well worth it. It is ok neat, but tonight I found a can of Angostura Lemon Lime &bitters at Scoop &Save for mix and it really hit the spot. Everyday great Value!