Arehucas Ron Miel

Very, very sweet! great memories for canaries :) try it!

Nice blend with the honey. Very thick bodied due to the honey and also quite sweet. Nice after dinner drink on ice.

This was my first ever Ron Miel and I absolutely loved it. One can only imagine how good this would be if it wasn't watered down to a scarcely believable 20%.

Molt fi, massa fi un cop fresquet. Sempre és bo comprar-ne quan es ve a Canàries

Personally I found Gaujiro 30% much better in any area, however Arehucas is great as well. Sweet, brings back memories.

Me parece que no se le puede llamar ron a un licorcito que algo de ron lleva y es todo miel, lo único bueno es el precio 7 con algo €.

El más famoso y auténtico ron miel.
Recomiendo probarlo.
Agradable sabor dulzón a miel.

I tried this rum because i really like the taste of honey but the lack of punch at mere 20% really disappointed me. Also it doesn't even taste as much like honey as like a cough-medicine. Higher alcohol percentage would definitely improve the taste but for 20% it's just too sweet. Couldn't drink more than a glass at a time and I do like sweet rums.
Definitely not going to buy another bottle and will avoid in the future and I advice you to do the same.

At 20%, Ron Miel is very much on the lighter side of things, and I personally would count it as a liqueur and not a rum. But as far as spirits go: this stuff is tasty. One dimensional, but tasty! Nose and mouth are practically identical, with raw honeycomb dominating, and just a hint of lime zest underneath with none of the acidity. The rum flavor doesn't really make an appearance besides providing a backbone, until the finish where it finally comes out a little.

Ron miel is not what I'd define a rum. It's more in between aguardiente and canchanchara. That said, this one is a very nice one and honestly reflecting Canary Islands traditions. Not bad at all.