Romero & Sons Aged 9 Years 9yr 44%
Complex aroma, sharp finish, mixed user preference.
Romero & Sons Aged 9 Years offers complex spicy notes but often presents a sharp, soapy finish, leaving room for preference variance among rum enthusiasts.
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How does this rum taste?
- Complex spicy notes
- Intriguing Ecuadorian origin
- Limited release allure
The Romero & Sons Aged 9 Years rum from Ecuador is a limited edition of only 1200 bottles, showcasing traditional techniques with 44% ABV. Distilled from molasses and sugar cane juice using a pot still, this rum delivers an intricate aroma of vanilla, baked apple, caramel, floral hints, and citrus. Its taste is robust, featuring dominant woody notes, honey, baking spices, and caramelized apple. While some users praise its spiciness and complexity, others find it overly sharp, with a soapy finish. Despite mixed reviews, it contributes an intriguing addition to the rum landscape, reflecting Ecuadorian craftsmanship.
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Christoph
Jul 22, 2022
"Very sweet baked apple."
Christian Rudt
Mar 13, 2022
"Not really my taste. Above all, I have the feeling of soap in my mouth 😬 But well, now I've had a rum from Ecuador 😄"
Artur Schönhütte
Mar 4, 2022
"This is in a spices sense really spicy. It has its flaws but it is interesting. I would love to see this as a 20 yo with 50%."
Werni
Mar 16, 2022
"It has a quite pleasant nose with citrus fruits and sweet cookie dough, unfortunately it cannot maintain the level on the palate. Spiciness and burnt wood dominate here, it remains quite long, but not of the pleasant kind. Not my cup of tea."