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Dominican Republic | Gold | 40% ABV
Brugal Anejo rum is a blend of rums aged 3 to 5 years in used American white Oak barrels that previously held whiskey and bourbon.
The rum is produced in the Dominican Republic by Brugal & Co., a company that was founded in the late 1800s by the Spaniard Andrés Brugal Montaner. Today, the Brugal rum company remains largely in the control of Montaner's direct descendants.
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Posted
over 8 years ago
I'd never buy a bottle of this, but sometimes at a club when the alternatives are even worse you always know it is drinkable standart. Far not as smooth as better Brugals like Brugal XV.
Posted
over 8 years ago
Although very light, taste like newspapers with some caramel. Strong ethanol push. Very young
Posted
almost 9 years ago
Sugar: 7 gpl. A middle of the road rum. Strong oak taste tempered with a bit of caramel, and is probably in the 5 grams per litre mark for sugar, which I would class as a dry rum. Works well as a cocktail rum, but not so good as a sipping rum.
Posted
9 years ago
I do not like this rum. It has a strange aftertaste, even with cola. Had a hard time drinking this rum. Do not buy it!!
Posted
almost 10 years ago
and insipid tastes of nothing really
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Posted
10 years ago
It´s a budget mixer, and mixes ok, but there are better options.
Posted
10 years ago
I highly recommend this bottle. For straight shots its great, also its amazing with coke if straight up is not your thing. All around one of my favorites always have a few bottles on deck. Can't beat the price point for the quality around here.
Posted
12 days ago
Great mixer of a rum, it is kind to the hangover and it is sippable with only ice.
Posted
4 months ago
Tried this rum while on a cruise between Turks and Caicos and Bonaire. This is a very nice sipping rum. Mild in taste, smooth finish. Excellent!
Posted
4 months ago
This will light a fire in your belly, and not necessarily in a good way. It's harsh, somewhat severe. Burnt sugar and charcoal. I suppose in a pinch it'll scratch the itch, but throw it in a glass of Coca-Cola with a splash of lime and you're in business.
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My friend R.G. picked this bottle from my collection to open. I was not expecting too much from a $28can bottle ,but when we first tried it on the rocks , it was smooth with very little burn. It has a deep amber colour ,with a burnt sugar and oak flavour, light spice taste with a well balanced finish. Mixing with coke after made a great mixed drink. This will be a permanent addition to my cabinet, but needs to be ordered in from the LCBO. I only wish they had the 1888 available to be ordered ,I would like to try it.