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A sugar-free 18-year old, ultra premium rum that is sustainably produced (Carbon Neutral & Fair Trade certified). From a 5th generation family estate, it is naturally aged without artificial ingredients, distilled 100% with renewable energy and KOSHER certified. A full-bodied rum with a long and smooth finish that lingers in the palate. Best enjoyed neat or on a rock, with a peel of orange.
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Posted
7 months ago
Don't get me wrong, it is a fine aged rum and if you do not like too much oak this is your guy. But then you should ask yourself: isn't it strange that this rum claims to be 18 years old and it is so light? Maybe not so honest. Also I did prefer it's younger brother the 12.
Bonus: they do care about sustainability and I hope more rum producers see them as an example.
Posted
7 months ago
Добър ром, но не и отличен. Липсва му дълбочината и характера на тези 18 години.
Posted
7 months ago
Gorgeous! What a beauty. For a few dollars more than the 12yr, spend it and enjoy a rich, complex and flavoursome tipple that has just the right amount of sweetness and nice long finish. I do wish it was a higher abv% but so be it.
Posted
8 months ago
Bottiglia: voto 8.
Veramente bella e piacevole da impugnare.
Naso: voto 8.
Il sentore alcoolico è coperto da un profumo piuttosto inteso, dolce e molto piacevole. Ricorda Zacapa 23.
Palato: voto 7.
Seppur piacevole, trovo questo rum meno complesso e meno carico di sapori di altri rum di pari livello. Per avere 18 anni di invecchiamento troppo sapore alcoolico e meno sapore di botte, resina o frutta.
Sento appena sapore di ciliegie. Lo trovo troppo semplice.
Persistenza: voto 7.
Nella media.
Per 58 euro, pagato a Monaco, si può trovare di meglio, come Admiral Rodney Royal Oak, o Mount Gay XO Triple Cask.
Peró la bottiglia è cool.
Con este Ron, comence mi travesía por el mundo del Ron en las Rocas! Una belleza q me introdujo a este hermoso mundo!
Posted
10 months ago
Fuerte en boca. De ese precio se puede conseguir rones mucho mejores
Posted
11 months ago
Nose: Some fresh sugar cane, but not too much. And some oak.
Palate: Slightly oaky and sharp. A bit flat and simplistic for this age.
7,4
Posted
11 months ago
Rather disappointed considering the age. For an 18-year-old, the taste is empty. The bottle has been standing half-open for a long time, and the hand does rather not tend to grab it. I'm between 6 and 7, but since it's a little better than 12 year old Cana, let it be 7.
Posted
11 months ago
Much better than the 12 yr. Make sure you let it sit about 25-30 minutes. I know it’s hard to do, but it is remarkably better if it breathes for a while. Excellent flavor and quite smooth.
Posted
12 months ago
Aroma: / 10
Taste: / 10
Overall: / 10
Shot at bar.
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Flor de Cana are interesting rums in the fact they get worse the older they are. The extra dry is amazing for a white rum being super smooth and well bodied. Now something interesting happens as flor ages. It becomes harsher and more abusive to your pallet. Why or how I don't know but this rum isn't that good. There is nothing really eventful about it. Straight it shows to be just another one of those super dry oakey earthy rums that scolds your tongue with heat. In diet coke it is pretty good, it's not a bad rum per say it's just well not worth the price. If you enjoy this taste try Kirk and Sweeney, Mount Gay or any of the Ron Abuelo's. Those share similar tastes but exceed fdc-18. So final verdict is flor de Cana bad? No not really, but it's kind of generic earthy taste with a high price tag so if you're in the market for something exotic and different tasting this isn't your bottle.