Havana Club 7-Year

It is smooth with taste of oak and molasses that makes drinking wonderful experience. Drink it constantly on my 10 and 7 day trips to Mexico. Wish available for sale in US.

Havana and Bacardi are probably the most commercial rum brands ever. Some bottles are good, but for mixing not for sipping. This rum is very good for mixing (one of Havan’s best) but I find it poor for sipping

Great to use for a mix when you fancy a citrus twist

Encountered this in Brussels. Dark gold in color. Caramel aroma. Big bolus of maple syryp. Smooth. Delicious. Toasted. I love it. Great caramel toffee with a woody finish. Fantastic smooth and mild mouthfeel with only a slight finishing tingle. Yum.

Semi-sweet, fairly smooth and all around decent rum. Definitely worth trying!

On the nose I get a subtle sweet citrus aroma with distant spices.
On the palate I get a buttery sweetness that develops into a bust of sweet citrus syrup followed by super smooth medium length finish with a lingering sweet buttery taste followed by spices. It’s a great rum that’s full of flavour and very well balanced.

A good all-rounder, works both straight and in cocktails, but it's not spectacular by any standard. The sting of alcohol is a bit too pronounced, maybe even more than on his younger sibling. There are better rums at this price point, but not by much.

Lovely light amber colour. Lots of ripe fruit and molasses along with some fig on the nose. The first sip is some more molasses with a heavy oak influence. A little burn and some dried fruit going down. Definitely sippable, especially with some ice. Absolutely outstanding mixed with roasted coconut water. Really good with ginger beer too. In terms of value-for-dollar, I rank this probably second to the El Dorado 12.

Very good price for good quality.............,.......................................................

Amikor elkezdtem kultúráltabban rumot fogyasztani, ez volt itthon a non+ultra,csak pár helyen lehetett kapni pesten(2005 körül).Vissza kéne kostólni.