Bacardi Añejo

A rougher rum. Some sweetness leaving a bitter aftertaste. Workable for mixed drinks and colas. This just did not impress me and had rather lackluster flavor. 'Nuff said.

Sugar 0-5 GPL.
Well, it's better than the Bacardi white rums, but not for use other than in volume servings of rum with mix. You need to add a lot to a rum and coke as this has a thin taste that fades fast. Nothing special about this rum.

This is literally undrinkable as a stand alone. Barely tolerable with coke. Not recommended. This will sit on the shelf for many yrs.

Tasted at Laka Lono on 1/3/22. Pours Amber in color. Big alcohol burn to the aroma. Numbing. Not much going on with this rum. A bit of birch bark flavor. Maybe a bit of honey. Dessicating. No balance. Just burn.

For the same price, you can buy authentic rums from Barbados that taste MUCH better than this mediocre offering. This is no better than the stuff they sell at Trader Joe's. The lack of genuine flavor and the powerful afterburn make this a rum to avoid.

Wrong nose. Wrong taste. Really did not like it.

Okay with coke though but like many others ...

Received a bottle as a gift, normally I prefer my rum short poured over rocks with a splash of cola. Wouldn't dream of it with this rum, an ounce to a can keeps the wood finish flavours at bay. Very thin and flavourless with a solvent finish.

Very very bland. Rum in name only. Hard to discern any taste.

The taste is a really generic rum, not wood nor complexity either. Would be better to buy the Bacardi 8, it is an añejo.

Rum that I did not like when drunk without Coca-Cola. This rum can only be used in cocktails, but for me there are much better rum mixes.