La Hechicera Fine Aged Rum

This is an amazing rum, largely because of the pungent bouquet that hits your nose when you open the bottle. A bouquet full of rum and a hint of spices evoking images of sun soaked islands. My palate isn't good enough to pick out individual notes. What I will say is that I found it a little sweeter than most rums I've tried. This is offset by a burn at the back of the mouth possibly due to the alleged notes of black pepper. It tastes like a rum that's been spiced albeit lightly. Worth trying but not a good rum for sipping, probably better for mixing. This is why I only give it 3 stars.

Underneath, I get dry oak
Then above, I get top notes of icing sugar - that I'm beginning to associate with Latin style column still rums.
Initially found it a bit forgettable, but slowly but surely, the icing sugar notes started to bug me.
Horses for courses, I guess.

This is an awesome sipping rum. Definitely one of my favourite spirits. It's especially good in warm weather. If you have your BBQ going, that's even better.

It's everything the above tasting notes say it is.

Absolutely delicious!

Out all the rum I've had, this is my favourite and go to rum. If only they sold this in most bars they would make a killing from me, probably the reason I don't drink out anymore and enjoy sipping this from the comfort of my chair. 6/5 seriously the best.

Love it! Unfortunately the store I got it at is not carrying it anymore and you don't ship to USA.😩

Just awesome

Hands out the best sipping ron available in Colombia (RON! for God's sake, we don't call it Guisqui), along with Parce. I like the light style, somewhere close to the Caribbean style, but much more complex and spicier.

The rum on Madeira Island has a tradition. It's fantastic. This is superb. Elegant. Congratulations! Thank you Ilhas & Gotas, in Funchal.

An absolutly wonderful flavor bomb, smooth brilliance.