Uruapan Charanda Blanco

Was great! First Mexico rum and was amazed at how much we liked it.

Aroma - fresh sugarcane followed by lime, minerals, and papaya.

Taste - minerals followed by fresh sugarcane, cactus juice and a white pepper finish.

Smell is like rum meets mezcal. Tastes like Smokey salty tequila and cachaça blended.

When first getting into rum I hated this. After developing my taste for Cachaça I love it. Nothing is quite like it. Give it a chance if you are comfortable with cachaca and/or agricole.

As an agricole etc lover, it’s just yes…
It does burn a bit , but the flavor pulls me back.
A lot of things, sweet, sour, earthy, salty, but then it’s all quickly faded away nicely.

Tasted at Hugman’s Oasis on 2/20/23. Clear. Very cachaca bready aroma. Flavor is like a smoked mezcal. Love it. Need it.

Wow! What a grassy, breads nose!
Taste: soy sauce, sesame... hoisin?? I'm just really thinking about all the things that could happen alongside this rum - a marinade!! With dark chocolate!! Alongside fine Chinese food!!
Tasted at Hugman's Oasis 2/20/23 on San Antonio's Riverwalk
Edit: from the Forbidden Hole stash
Aroma: delicious bread and grass and sweetness, perhaps this reminds me of challah?
Appearance: the bottle is blue, don't be fooled, the rum is clear
Flavor: I still love this! Above notes are accurate, I am lifting the rating to a 9.

Has a nose of Haitian/Agricole. Taste is grassy, molasses. Peppery but also very sweet on the aftertaste. Low punch.

Ok, it's a Mexican Cachaca but it has Caribbean hints to it. Half estate grown cane juice done in a pot still and half column stilled molasses. I like this rum and it's a great mixer.
A little heat on the nose, peppery with a bit sugarcane hint.
First taste was balanced and peppery. The pepper gave way to a rubbery taste for a sec, then kind of a grassy thing, then some sweet biscuits, more pepper and cane juice thing. Finish was long and a bit peppery.
I like Hampden too much to drink this straight, but it's a wonderful Agricola to include in a tiki drink. Made a Mai Tai with it and was quite impressed.
Excellent rum! I'll definitely be buying more.

I received this as a gift at a rum tasting party.

The bottle has an interesting blue color, though the rum is clear. It primarily tastes like an agricole with some cachaca flavor as well. Smells and tastes of brine, sugar cane, pepper, and cachaca.

It's not bad at all, though agricole generally isn't my favorite style.