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El Dorado 8-year is distilled from fermented molasses before it’s aged 8 years.
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Posted
over 8 years ago
About as sweet as I can manage it. Any sweeter and it would be off my scale. Also love the 5-year old version.
Posted
over 8 years ago
This one is great. Allmost good as 12 years old but much more cheaper. Good competition to Appleton Estate 8 years old.
Posted
over 8 years ago
Sweet molasses taste with background of wood. Good body. Evaluated neat but will likely survive ice or cola.
Lovely drink at an affordable price. Not going to compete with the expensive sippers but for £20-£25 I think you will struggle to beat it.
Posted
almost 9 years ago
It tastes good. I feel the aroma of walnut. I´m already looking forward to its 12y-old brother.
Posted
almost 9 years ago
For a rum aged 8 years it's still got a lot of heat from the spirit. It's reasonably tasty though. Apparently the 12 year old should be much better. So let's move on to that one.
Posted
almost 9 years ago
Great rum. I stored it on it's side and much of it leaked out, but only because I'm an idiot.
Posted
almost 9 years ago
This rum offers a value entry into el Dorado but is nothing special. It tastes like it sounds it entry level sipper at best but is too young in profile to compare to its better aged counterparts.
Posted
9 years ago
smooth rum but missing a lot of flavour or finish and not a ton of body
Posted
9 years ago
Have not tried the full lineup of ED but I like this one. Flavor is rich, similar to a Jamaican but less pungent with a subtle smoky flavor, somewhat whisky like. It's definitely a keeper.
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This Rum has more of an alcoholic kick than I expected, but nonetheless it is a good quality tasting Rum with a nice molasses flavour and a wonderful nose of deep smoked oak. An enjoyable aftertaste finishes it off nicely. I really enjoy sipping this rum, so much so that the bottle has gone down way quicker than I had intended. I would love to try the 12 year El Dorado next.