Ron Zacapa Royal
Aromas of vanilla, caramel, and dried fruit lead into a palate dominated by chocolate, caramel, and gentle spice. Community consensus points to a smooth, sweet sipper, recommended for fans of dessert-style, aged rums who prioritize flavor over price.
Plush chocolate, caramel and vanilla—classic sweet, elegant profile.
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How does this rum taste?
- Lovely chocolate-caramel-vanilla blend
- Impressively smooth and inviting
- Ideal gateway for beginners
Rich caramel and chocolate notes take center stage in Ron Zacapa Royal, balanced by sweet vanilla, dried fruit, and a hint of spice. The RumX community often highlights its smoothness and inviting dessert-like profile, though opinions on value vary. Worth a sip for those drawn to rounded, sweeter rums with impressive aging.
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"This is definitely overpriced in my opinion. If I want a Zacapa I will always choose the XO."
"Retasting this one changed the score, how the palate changes over time 😊 This is probably the best rum in the Zacapa range. Maybe a bit too expensive for a rum that isn't a limited version."
"8,4:On the nose it is very sweet with toasted, very toasted, roasted cask. The nuts have been flame-blackened.They deliver us notes of sweet spices and toasted oak. With an aeration, the very dark profile of this rum takes on the nuances of aged schnapps, with notes of cherry pit, prune and very candied vegetal notes.Finally, the oak opens with its typical vanilla and sweet caramel notes. 8,2:On the palate, the attack is very smooth and syrupy with caramel that covers the palate, as the wood is charred. The toasted, roasted notes then take hold of our tasting buds all around, as the alcohol integration is great. We could notice dried fruits, chocolate, roasted nuts, toffee, some leather. 8,2:The finish is long, dry with licorice molasses and roasted wood, with nuts and cognac..."
"Well, that hurts but this not bad at all 😂 I would suggest this one to beginners."