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Havana Club 3-Year rum is produced from molasses and aged for 3 years in white oak barrels before filtering and bottling.
Havana Club rum is produced in Cuba, where the company was founded in 1878 by José Arechabala. The company was nationalized in 1959 after the Cuban Revolution and now jointly owned by Pernod Ricard and the Cuban government.
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9 years ago
A harsh, throat-scratching alcohol. It must have been great for real men, Pirates and other trend-setters back in XIX century. Not good enough for our delicate palates nowadays.
Posted
9 years ago
A favorite mixer for my Cuba Libre. Own character with al lot of spices. Not the most softest rum.
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9 years ago
Really like this havana club 3 fpr mixed drinks. Not so much for cuba libre, but for mojito it is perfect!!
Have 2bottles of this
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9 years ago
This is no rum for straight up drinks, but it has an acquired taste for the classic rum & coke.
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9 years ago
Parfait pour les cocktails (et les cuba libre bien sûr!).
Un léger manque de caractère tout de même.
Bref peu d intérêt en tant que tel...
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over 9 years ago
Je vais mettre un 7 à ce rhum car il me sert de base pour la plus part des cocktail (mojito, cuba libre, etc.) et pour cet usage il est parfait (bien mieux qu'un Baccardi que je déteste personnellement). Alors ce n'est évidemment pas le rhum à siroter avec un bon cigare mais en mixologie je trouve qu'il rempli bien son rôle étant donné le prix.
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over 9 years ago
Reply not my favourite. Was very disappointed. Cocktails only and wouldn't recommend it to a friend.
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over 9 years ago
Je ne saurais l'expliquer mais j'ai adorer boire ce rhum, en ti punch, cuba libre et même pur je le trouve vraiment très supérieure à d'autres rhum de cette gamme de prix (Saint James, charrette...). C'est sur je vais en boite dès littres de celui-là :)
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over 9 years ago
prévu pour les cocktails, et encore après avoir gouter des bon rhum, on perçois très largement dans un verre classique le mauvais gout de ce produit
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over 9 years ago
definitelly improvement from 1y anejo blanco, still from famous cuba, worst candidate to celebrate. For same or even cheaper price try something that has a taste. In same price range you will find Legendario, diplomatico, malecon, matusalem, any other rum gives you better alcoholic taste, plus, gives extra taste of sugar cane and vanilla smell or any other- making them unique, making you try some more. This is mass production with all the aspects it gets. Definitely not genuine.
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This is a mixing rum. There's nothing wrong with that, but it's 100% a mixing rum. It's affordable and is perfect in a daiquiri or mojito. Sipped neat, there's a bit of citrus, banana, and pear, but not really a ton of character.....but keep in mind it's not made for neat sipping.