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A sugar-free 18-year old, ultra premium rum that is sustainably produced (Carbon Neutral & Fair Trade certified). From a 5th generation family estate, it is naturally aged without artificial ingredients, distilled 100% with renewable energy and KOSHER certified. A full-bodied rum with a long and smooth finish that lingers in the palate. Best enjoyed neat or on a rock, with a peel of orange.
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Posted
8 years ago
25 year is one of the most expensive rum. I think I will not buy it. But Flor de Caña 18 is a very good rum at a good price for a premium.
Posted
8 years ago
Es un ron añejo que se disfruta más con coca-cola. Con el añejamiento no logra perder el sabor fuerte del alcohol pero al mismo tiempo se aprecian sabores a madera. Es un ron seco.
Enjoyed this rum straight in a small glass. Didn't find a complex profile to the rum but certainly a good sipper to try on someone that isn't as accustomed to drinking rum without mix. Smooth, very little to no burn.
Certainly good!
My son gave me a bottle for Christmas. I was excited to open it but my first taste was that of an very noticeable chemical like odour and a lack of real taste. It just sort of sat there on my palate and said, well, nothing. Not harsh, just flat. Maybe the next step up the ladder is better.
Posted
over 8 years ago
typical buttery flavour of FDC, which I like, nice, smooth, but not so much difference with 12y (according price)
Posted
over 8 years ago
I just had once the chance now, but first sipps promiss a great joy.
Posted
over 8 years ago
Hard to say much about this one. Enjoyed drinking but nothing exciting about it. Vaguely comparable to the Plantation 20th anniversary but not as interesting. The Plantation I'll be buying a bottle of soon. This I won't be.
Posted
over 8 years ago
Klasické ostrejšie centario od ktorého som čakal viac. Nevýrazná korenista chuť.
Posted
over 8 years ago
Rätt nice...
Lite spritig
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Posted
over 8 years ago
An interesting add to the cabinet, very dry with notes of citrus and oak.
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Quintessential Flor de Cana
8
/10
out of 10
A great rum has a flavour that A: agrees with your palate and B: isn't found in any other rum. FdC 18 (and it's little brother the FdC 7) has that quintessential delicate warm nutty-butterscotch-caramel FdC undertone which I've always loved. I could easily pick it out of any line up while blindfolded. If you are a fan of the FdC 7, you'll definitely like this one (The FdC 12 is a different beast with a different flavour profile). It's dissapointing to me how many reviewers here favour some heavily sugared rums over a more honest, more adult drink like FdC 18, but to each his own, I guess. A final note: yes, the FdC 25 is slightly better but it is also almost 3x (!) as expensive. So this is the one that's always on my shelve.