Havana Club 7-Year

Personaly my favorit, taste is smoky, caramel, vanilla and oak, on the sweet Great all-arrounder

Smell of caramel, taste is smokey, with caramel, vanilla and oak. It is on the sweet side but without added sugar, so only after your palate is cleansed from the usual sugar bombs you can appreciate this rum. Sugar is what appeals to all of us in the beginning but as you progress in rum world and educate yourself you can start to take in aromas which are not the result of added sugar, and this makes it an above-average rum in my book because almost everything else in that price range (and much higher) is with added sugar. One user wrote that they compare all rums to this one, and it's the same for me as it's the rum I drink the most due to its good price. It's a good all-arrounder and good for neat drinking as well. Price 30€.

Es un ron para mezclar con coca cola u otro cóctel. No lo recomiendo como bebida para tomar puro. Pensé que era mejor

Nice spanish style, sweet, well balanced spices. One of the greatest havana club. Nice orange taste

Tried in a hotel bar, nice and dark, slightly smoky. Another different taste to the others I have tried.

Pretty good rum, however nothing out of the ordinary.

My friend was excited to surprise me with a Rum I haven't tried. She poured it, neat, in a small glass for me. I usually drink my rum with ice. She didn't tell me it was rum so I had to guess everything.

The nose was fragrant but harsh. I'm sure all my nosehairs are gone. The palette is interesting. Lots of flavors. Still very harsh. Pretty confusing. As it sits, the flavor changes... but at no point did I think this was a rum.

Overall, while not knowing what I'm drinking, my overall thought on this mystery liquor was that it tasted flavored (added) and my guess was a cheap whiskey or vodka with natural and added flavors... oops!

On my first trip to Cuba I tried this Rum for the first time( when in Rome…). It became my go to drink everyday. I also introduced my son to it. I have been teaching my son the difference between good sipping rum and cheaper rums that you put in cocktails. This is a good sipping rum.

This was on offer at £21 so had to be worth a punt. As a sipper I'm not so keen on the dark, almost coffee-ish notes - the more approachable golden flavours of Havana Club Anejo Especial are more appealing. But with coke it's a different game and it's a really solid mixer, no complaints at all!

Cuban version hard to get here in US so feel lucky to try. Nice carmel and vanilla without the bourbon overtones that a lot of rums have.