Flor de Caña 25 70cl Rum
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An impressive, well aged Flor de Caña single estate rum. A stunning, radiant hue makes it a wonder to look at, and it tastes as good as it looks. Top shelf rum from the Nicaraguan producer.
Fragrant, floral sweetness up front, with a touch of fresh sugarcane thrown in too. Slowly develops savoury notes of rye bread, thyme and cayenne pepper.
Very creamy. Much fruitier than the nose suggests, with papaya, kiwi and ripe pear. Oak-y cigar box notes appear later on.
Soft spices, fried banana and peach, very slightly oily. Goes on and on...
$35.19 - $69.70
So got this on day 22 of the rum advent calender 2020 and wow thoughr this would be xmas eve as the most expensive. This is rank 1 of all the rums i have had and has knocked my previous 1st position Ron Elixir Orange - Compañero. The flavours are incredible. And can not stop sipping my drink.
A much smoother version of the 12yr that I tried and that was great but in all honesty I put the extra cash to it if i'm flush and get the 25yr old, it's not just a drink but an experience.
Wish this was at 46% in all honesty, the lower abv really diminishes the potential here. Nose: strong, dark fruit, leather, Sherry, liquorice, broen sugar, oak spice, cinnamon, ginger, oak, char, slight match sliver smoke, cinnamon roll, vanilla, toffee, caramel, coffee Pallet: overly spicy up the front of the pallet, watery after the initial hit, oak up front then follows over the mid tongue, thin feeling, bitter mid-finish, green/unripe bananas, tannins, slight tropical fruit, tastes Young, dried fruit, black coffee, Sherry, very light brown sugar, lingering bitterness on the finish. Bit of a shame really- had much better at a drastically lower price I.e. el dorado 12 year blows this out of the water. Although it’s a different style of rum, you may prefer the lighter overall pallet, with the spicy oak/spices on the initial taste
this is one of the smoothest tastiest rum i have ever tried.
Surprisingly harsh. Some sweet chocolate, cocoa, caramel and a touch of banana, but it's rather dry and woody with an astringent finish, and quite fiery for a premium spirit.