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A sugar-free 4-year old premium rum that is sustainably produced (Carbon Neutral & Fair Trade certified). From a 5th generation family estate, it is naturally aged without artificial ingredients, distilled 100% with renewable energy and KOSHER certified. A medium-bodied rum with a long and smooth finish that lingers in the palate. Best enjoyed with soda or sparkling water, or in punches and tropical cocktails.
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Posted
over 6 years ago
I killed about 3 of these bottles during my trip to Mexico at an all-inclusive. They had some good quality rums and they didn't skimp on drinks
Posted
over 7 years ago
For a 4 year old rum it is good. I like the 12 year rum they offer a lot better.
Posted
over 8 years ago
This rum has a beautiful dark golden colour and a nice mild (not harsh) smell. The flavour is rich, with sweet and smoky tones. Makes an excellent rum and coke!
Posted
2 years ago
God rom som inte är för söt. Funkar både med och utan cola.
Posted
almost 6 years ago
It can be had for $14 in Wisconsin, and so I use it for fruit maceration and blends to a great effect. The Creme De Bananes I make with this is particularly good... the dryness from the rum opens up toasty and deep banana flavors that are otherwise lost when steeping with a sweeter rum. For the simple mixer, clementine juice is a great pairing.
Nice for mixing or sipping.. enjoyed this one.. not bad for the price...
Posted
over 8 years ago
I was interested in trying this because it had a score of 9 (as of this review) and only cost 10.99 (K&L Wines 2016). I tried this side by side with the Flor de Cana 18, and it came very close. However, I'm not a huge fan of the Flor de Cana rums.
Relatively dry, with notes of spice, oak, almond, and caramel. Not bad for the money, but certainly not a 9 in my opinion.
For roughly $23 for a 1L you get one amazing rum. Good on it's own, the rocks, or with Cola. Mild smell, mild but good taste. Simply delicious.
Posted
5 months ago
Clearly this is not meant for sipping, but with as lazy as I am to make a drink, and the price I got the bottle for (under $5, yes, less than five dollars a bottle) it could definitely work if you don’t have many other options. And for the price I paid, I’m gonna make it work. You just have to let it breathe, for a while. Still better than your more common, similar price point “dark”, “aged” or spiced rums.
Posted
1 year ago
Tasted at Laka Lono 3/9/22
Notes indicate quite clearly that this is a certified fair trade rum, and that I was and remain shocked by this information.
notes: Tasty! a well-balanced rum. Excellent flavor, evocative of a cherry cordial chocolate.
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Puts some of the more expensive rums to shame at this price
6
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out of 10
This is the entry level rum from Flor de Cana and I have always raved about it's 7 year old big brother as being such a great value. Well this one is $16 per bottle and $6 cheaper. I once had a man in the supermarket ask which one he should get and I told him that the 7 year old was worth the few extra bucks. He must have been broke because he bought this one instead. At any rate, I also don't regret buying this one again. The aroma has no alcohol burn and mellow sweet wood greets the palate. The slight burn going down the pipe is what makes this one different from the 7 year old. It can be sipped neat, but is not really complex enough. Drink it on the rocks or in any favorite mixed drink. At this price, one will never feel guilty about drinking too much. As an added bonus, there is no added sugar, which means no hangover.