Bacardi Gran Reserva Maestro de Ron

Works surpringly well. Very sweet like green apples and citrus orange. Makes a nice change.

Solid white, with nice coconut touch. Good on rocks but better with coce

I enjoyed what I had but I wouldn't choose to have a second. Better sipping rums available!

Sugar: 16 gpl. Surprisingly good white rum! Citrus and apple and pear notes in taste and aroma. Very smooth taste without the harsh burn or chemical tastes of the lower end white rums from Bacardi. This is one of the few white rums that could be a sipping rum as well as a high end mixer.

this is for sure a Nice step up from Bacardi superior. Smooth enough to be sipped, but best for high end mixes. Sweet fruity flavour

More smooth as standard Bacardi, but it is too expensive for what you get.

Great for a white rum, so extremely smooth it just disappears into mixed drinks. I thought for a moment it was hiding behind the ice cubes so I blended the entire concoction and received nothing but rave reviews from all my guests.

Smooth enough to be sipped, but i thing is much better for mixed drinks.

I'm not usually one for white rum but this on the rocks works pretty well.

Okay...I respect what others' opinion on this may be but I must vehemently disagree with the reviews saying this is a smooth rum and a sipping rum. In my humble opinion it's far from either.

Straight up alcohol aroma in the bottle and snifter. Flat out harsh on the tongue. Instant tongue tingler. And a big burn. Don't know how they managed to get such a burn from only 80 proof but they did. The finish has a bitter chemical taste. Too harsh for a sipping rum. Definitely needs the sweet from fruit drinks and colas to counter it. So it's a solid mixer but completely unremarkable. Plenty of better white rums available for about the same price. A little more will get some exceptional white rums. Bacardi could have done better.