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Posted
over 2 years ago
Nic co by stalo za zmienku. Lahko zabudnutelny rum. U nas za svoju cenu su lepsie rumy. Vona nezaujimava, chut detto
Posted
over 2 years ago
Jste vášnivými milovníky rumu a s radostí jej vychutnáváte v klidném domácím prostředí? V tom případě vás okouzlí svou chutí Ron Barceló Anejo 4Y 0,7l 37,5%. Vzápětí po otevření budete zaujati vůní, která se bude z lahve linout. Tu v tomto případě tvoří dřevo, citrusy a broskev. Pro dozrávání tohoto rumu bylo zvoleno tropické podnebí, což zaručí, že bude mít intenzivní vůni a plnou chuť. Tento druh je poznatelný i díky jeho typické barvě, která je zlatá. Pokud byste si chtěli udělat výlet do země, ve které našel svůj domov tento rum, tak by vaše cesty musely směřovat do země, kterou je Dominikánská republika. Abychom vnímali jeho typickou chuť a vůni, zraje v sudech 4 roky. Rum Barcelo obsahuje 37,5 % alkoholu.
Posted
over 2 years ago
Normal per cubates, però poca cosa més, sol és impossible
Posted
over 2 years ago
Mladý rum se všemi jeho neduhy.
Líh z něj čpí na metry. Degustace je ztráta času.
Posted
almost 3 years ago
Słodki i przyjemny, bardzo delikatny. Spokojnie dla pań solo lub z lodem.
Posted
3 years ago
pas cher et trop sec. juste bien avec du coca en cocktail
You can find this rum almost everywhere on the island and it is a bargain! Seems, we gringos prefer the Barcelo, whereas the locals prefer Brugal. I would not drink this straight up or just on the rocks. Mixes well with Coke or gingerale.
Sweet and soft. Good for a cubalibre, adding ice, coke and lemon.
Posted
over 3 years ago
This is a great mixing rum, you can't beat it for the price. better quality and flavor than anything in its price point.
Posted
over 3 years ago
Lekker zacht en niet duur. Goed te mixen met cola. Een rummetje om ook thuis te halen.............................
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This is a blend of rum distilled in the Dominican Republic and aged for up to 4 years in used oak bourbon barrels from Kentucky.
I like this a little less than the Grand Anejo but really not much all that much.
It has a nice amber color in the snifter shifting a bit to a golden hue. The aroma does have a little harshness to it but not to objectionable levels. The blend of rums are aged in Kentucky bourbon barrels and that flavor is predominate at the outset as well as at the finish. There are hints of vanilla and toffee with some sweetness. There may be some sugaring present (the figures I've seen are to an older version of the Barceló Anejo -- I am unsure how much, if any, sugaring is in this rum however it's really not too sweet so it may be much less, if any).
The oak flavor is a tad too strong to qualify this as a sipping rum in my opinion however it works extremely well as a versatile mixing rum.