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Pampero Aniversario was first crafted in 1963 to commemorate the Pampero company’s 25th anniversary. The rum is a blend of rums ranging in maturity from four to six years and aged in whisky and bourbon barrels.
The Pampero distillery was founded by Alejandro Hernández of Venezuela in 1938. The brand is now a division of the world’s largest liquor holding company, Diageo.
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Posted
10 months ago
I love the smell of it. It's strong but you can even put your nose in the glass and smell it and it's not too intense and you can't smell the alcohol at all. It tastes good, a little sweet, with a full flavor. Good for sipping.
Posted
10 months ago
This rum is clearly not my type of rum. It’s sharpe and tastes cheap. I wanted to drink it pure, but went on drinking it with cola.
Posted
11 months ago
Better rums can easily be found in this price category.
Posted
12 months ago
Very nice rum, it is a little bit on the sweeter side with a bit less bite. But it is great.
This is not the first bottle of this stuff I’ve bought. It says a lot for me to buy a single bottle or rum more than once. It’s sweet but not overwhelmingly so. The oak/cedar notes are highlighted by a pleasing smokiness and the faintest fruity after taste. The only con is it does have some of that harsh “young alcohol” character in terms of smoothness, but easily forgiven by its bold flavors.
When people ask what rum tastes like, for some reason I think of this stuff, and it’s not even my favorite rum. Strongly recommend. And I like the traditional maritime style stout shape of the bottle
Posted
1 year ago
Habe ein Ostergeschenk bekommen und es natürlich gleich geöffnet. Die erste Geruchserfahrung war etwas streng, Der erste Geschmackstest überraschend angenehm. Leichte Süsse, etwas dünn aber angenehm und anhaltend. Für mich ist er empfehlenswert für alle, die wie ich dunklen düssen Rum mögen. Der steht mit Sicherheit nicht zum letzten Mal in meiner Hausbar
Posted
1 year ago
Farba tohto rumu, ukrytého v chutnej vajíčkovej fľaške, zabalenej do koženého vrecka, je tmavá, takmer gaštanovohnedá. Má zaujímavú dubovú vôňu, ktorá až trochu zaštípe v nose...sľubný začiatok. Rum je príjemne sladkastý, avšak trochu menej ako napr. Diplomatico RE. V chuti dominuje karamel, oriešky a dym. Po chvíli od prehltnutia sa na povrch dostáva už hlavne drevitosť, sladkosť opadáva, záver je teda suchší. Dobre vyvážený rum, určite ide o jeden z tých lepších, ktoré som skúsil. Rating poctivých 7, za cenu okolo 20€ je to určite dobrý kauf!
19,93€
Posted
1 year ago
Just tried, was honestly expecting it to be a little better, can taste the additives on it.
For the price i would go a different route
Posted
1 year ago
Recommended by a dear friend of mine. Very good taste. Would recommend it to all.
Posted
1 year ago
Great value for money. Drink it pure (or on the rocks). Comparable to Zacapa 23, but a bit less creamy and without the chocolate after taste. And less long in taste. But so much cheaper. If you are into slightly sweeter rums or less into oaky/Smokey rums, you should try this one.
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If you have to actively remember how a rum is when typing a review it's not that good.
7
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out of 10
I was at my friends pirate party and among the pile of sh!t rum on the counter I saw this little guy wedged in the back, I couldn't believe it. Not like it's Appleton 50, but still I will add that to the list of life wins. Yeah it's pretty good, about what you expect in the price range The more you get cultured in rum you see this one isn't anything particularly special nor is it bad per say especially in it's price range. I keep saying "in it's price range" well honestly it works like this in rum. 10-20$ you get a vanilla-oak with molasses tasting rum, bonus points if it doesn't burn. Rums in this price range haven't been aged long enough to reveal any real distinctiveness. Because of this they also tend to be very harsh so even if you could hypothetically taste all that blhabalh your tongue is going to be preoccupied with the harsh burn. 20$-30$ you get this kind of rum, a stronger oak and better blend of vanilla and flavors. Here is when unique flavors start to pop their head out but rums around this range are still a little harsh and need to be diluted with some cola/rocks. $30+ it's all up to grabs but generally this is where you find the very distinct tasting rums.So anything in the range of 30$+ I am looking for a good sip and I hold the standards up higher to them. This don't make it. Taste value wise it's a generic $20 rum and at that point there are a few that beat it. Not bad but nothing flashy which is extremely important to me and what I base all my ratings on. I want a rum that has a distinct flavor, one that gives me that "you know I could really go for some Appleton 21 on the rocks right now". If it doesn't give me that impression than it most certainly is not a 10. This is average and forgettable, 7.