Uruapan Charanda Blanco

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.

Very strong alcoholic flavour,. Your will be burning a while after sipping on this one. Not a fan.

If I wanted Tequila I would buy a bottle. Nose is a lot funky and as a sipper I thought it was pretty nasty with a bite that did not want to go away. Did not find a mixer that added anything to it and not see it blended. I do not like tequila and this tastes like a sweet tequila without the worm.

I have read the other reviews but just do not see it as good for anything in my bar.