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Havana Club Añejo Reserva Rum is aged five to six years. This rum was not originally intended for public consumption but reserved for Don Navarro, the head master rum-maker for Havana Club.
This rum is one of eight produced by Havana Club in Santa Cruz del Norte, Cuba.
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One of the best for everyday cocktails. Still enjoy it
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over 6 years ago
The best mixer of all the Havana range. Had an xMas party and we had this, the 7, especial, ritual and barrel proof. The Reserva is the one the we all went back to and was finished off in no time. Crazy cheap in Cuba as well at about £4 a bottle. Not a great sipper which is why it probably scores low on here but there's nothing better than this with a splash of cola.
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over 6 years ago
Its a good rum for the cubas libres, but I could be a better rum.
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over 1 year ago
Good mixing rum that will add taste to your cocktail far better than your average clear mixing rum.
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over 8 years ago
Like its 3 years brother this one this one shines as a mixing rum. If you sip it you will notice complex tastes. Its not too spicy.
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over 8 years ago
Sugar: 0 to 5 gpl. Strong oak taste and heat. Not smooth at all. Works okay as a mixer, but definitely not a sipping rum. There are better Cuban Rums available.
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over 3 years ago
Good rum a cut above others in the Havana range, excellent with coke
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over 3 years ago
This is one of my underdog favourites! Doesn’t get the credit it deserves! Great cocktail rum and for the price it is in a category of its own.
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over 3 years ago
Another enjoyable Havana Club. Easy drinking. Lacks a bid of body. But still a nice everyday rum
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4 years ago
Like someone steeped a cigar in a barrel of the normal anejo. Still great caramel and oak notes.
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This entry is not really for drinking neat, but to add to cocktails and rum drinks. The smooth flavor is starting to get there, but the flavors are just floating around and the complexity is somewhat lacking causing the rum to not have a voice or a niche.
Heat from the oak and the alcohol, combined with the fact that this rum doesn’t really have a distinction or character that truly describes it.
Good to have in your bar as it is cheap. If you can find it and buy it, what the heck...get it, especially if your in the States. We can’t get Cuban Rums here only if we get it in the Caribbean, other countries, Cuba, on cruise ships, planes, or have friend buy you bottles when the go someplace that sells Cuban rums or Cigars.