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Rum Artesanal Cuba Rum (CADC Finish) is a limited release Cuban rum selected by Heinz Eggert GmbH. Distilled in 2015 from molasses with a column still, it is aged for 7 years and bottled at an ABV of 59.6%. Despite its intriguing origins and packaging, user feedback often describes it as overly harsh and lacking complexity, with dominant notes of vanilla, alcohol, and a burnt finish. Some mention hints of chocolate and tobacco but note a lack of balance and depth. While a few find it drinkable, many regard the alcohol as overpowering. Limited to just 375 bottles, this rum may intrigue collectors but may not satisfy enthusiasts seeking a refined sipping experience.
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Edit: so in CubaLibre it already works O.k. the reviews of the rum are already very scathing. After the two Romdeluxe T.D.L from 2002, a cigar with a Hearts 1999 was a basis to dare to try this rum. I agree with the reviews here. There's not much there. However, in CubaLibre it is a weapon thanks to its high ABV. Actually, you only taste lime and cola there, which is very dangerous and makes for a quick buzz. Thanks to DomM who really talked me into buying the bottle for 15€. It's definitely better for the price than HC3 or other supermarket mixers.
Reminiscent of a fruit spirit - alcohol meets a smattering of stone fruit, gentle citrus notes and hints of vanilla and caramel. After that comes - nothing. An extremely uncharitable selection that does not do justice to the Rum Artesanal brand at all.
Long story short: vanilla, some cocoa and burnt notes potentially from the finish… Overall harsh and not enjoyable, really. On the second tasting: more sweetnesss than I remembered +0.1 points - „drinkable“ but definitely not more to add 😁
The weakest bottling of Rum Artesanal to date. The rum is too wild and biting. Except vanilla, some wood and alcoholic spiciness, unfortunately, not much comes across.