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An olympic achievement
10
/10
out of 10
Well... I am surprised this site rates the new 25 FdC higher than this one. To me the 25 is great and a logical step up from the 18 within FdC's regular product range, but the 21 centenario is a one off, with a very distinct character, and even better. I was lucky enough to stumble upon one of the very last of those gorgeous blue ceramic bottles in a liquor store in Honduras. It stayed on my shelf for a couple of years until I had a special occasion to open it. I wasn't dissapointed. This rum makes me want to sing, it is simply vibrant. Alive. Predominantly I get a lot of apple, or candied apple, raisins, pears and other ripe fruits. But it doesn't taste as sugary jam/jelly like the Zacapa 23. It's much more adult in taste. I have yet to encounter a better bottle.