Surprisingly not as smooth as the 15 year old Cubaney
Posted
11 Oct '17
by
Joola69
from
United States
with
1891 ratings
8
I had very high expectations around the Cubaney Exquisito 21 year old Grand Reserve XO rum, but in actuality the Cubaney 15 year is smoother and more flavorful. It seems that the 21 year old rum has turned too dry, almost a cognac like flavors, instead of the typical aged rum flavor profile. I would compare the Cubaney 21 year old rum to be pretty close to the El Dorado 21 year old rum, both are very dry and their younger siblings are much tastier option.
Cubaney is in my opinion value for money. This rum is even though at their higher price end, no exception! You get it alle, great nose, sweet first impression that opens up to more advanced flavours and then rounds it up with a smooth goodbye.
The aroma is very nice and brimming with toffee and rounded oak. The palate is sweet with a light toffee body followed by a spicy tingle and light wooden flavours with a long and smooth afterburn. Though it's a bit pricy considering the fireworks, I like it a lot. It's very pleasant with some complexion to boot.
Solid rum
Posted
10 May '19
by
Alas
from
Puerto Rico
with
31 ratings
8
Wood and toffee notes goes down smooth a tiny bit too sweet for me but nothing outrageous. Would drink it happily if there’s no ron abuelo, zafra, or dos maderas around
Neutral Rum with medium to long aftertaste. Produced by Oliver & Oliver gives you quality👍🏻 I like this product and the range of Olivers products.✌🏻️👍🏻
Comme toujours un rhum de qualite pour la maison oliver.le nez est fruite sur l alcool et la vanille.il se rapproche un peu en nez d un plantation xo mais sans le cote agrume.Au gout il se boit facilement.mais si le premier gout sur la vanille est prometteur tres vite il s eteind.donca plus de 40 euros je m attendais a plus.bon mais a choisir prendre le 25 tesoro qui est quasiement au meme prix et bien meilleur.note 8.0.
