Varela Hermanos grows its own cane and controls the entire subsequent process from fermentation and distillation to ageing and assembly. The añejo, said to be aged three years in white oak, is the youngest of a line that also includes 7- and 12-year offerings, along with the limited edition Centuria. Its color is a brilliant amber.
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This is pretty fun. There is a great taste I can't quite place. Almost a candy I have had before with a hint of rum maybe. It might be a little wrong, but I think this would make a great dark and stormy.
A pretty aceptable “mixing” rum, inoffensive so, you could try a sip if you’d like but, it’s so affordable that you’ll feel no remorse after pouring it with that cola.
Mellow flavour profile and can definitely taste a wooden note. Mixes very well to create a blend of flavours I find to be both enjoyable & relaxing.
Good basic rum. Sliiiightly better than Bacardi, a bit more expensive though. Solid taste without obvious flaws, but a bit boring to be perfect.
Definitely not as refined as a more established rum, but has a beautiful smokey taste to it, which by itself is worth getting.
Spicy heat. A touch sweet. Woody characteristic. Notes of coconut. Very cocktail friendly but pleasant enough neat.
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