Ron del Barrilito Superior Especial 3 Stars
Nutty, lightly spiced sipper
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Most reviewers appreciate the dried fruit character, especially raisins and orange, complemented by subtle notes of caramel, wood, and roasted nuts. Many enjoy it in classic cocktails where its mild spice and nutty sweet profile lend smooth complexity without dominating the mix. While some find it straightforward, fans value its unique Puerto Rican heritage and gentle, accessible taste—making it a solid choice for those exploring aged column still rums.
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About the Edmundo B. Fernandez distillery
The Edmundo B. Fernandez distillery is located in Puerto Rico. Rums from Edmundo B. Fernandez have been reviewed 63 times with an average of 6.9/10.
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Tasting of Artur's Puerto Rico rums. A nose of apple, vegetal, bitterness, ferment and varnish. Young wood on the palate, followed by sweetness, pecan and sherry. The finish is short, with wood and vegetal.
7,2:On the nose, the first impression we get is quite balanced with dried fruits like raisins, roasted wood notes like caramel and nuts, spicy and a little rubber. 6,7:On the palate, the attack is pleasant with dried fruits, banana, orange and smoky, burnt roasted wood notes like caramel, nuts, chocolate, coffee, a but spicy, as the fruits become candied. 6,7:The finish is long with similar notes as on the palate, quite round and balanced...
06.12.2024 The liquid History of Puerto Rico Tasting First of all, many thanks to Artur for the extreme effort and for sharing such old rums at all. Apart from a few exceptions, the rums themselves weren't really that great, BUT I still really enjoyed it, because you don't get to taste rums like this any more as a normal mortal and I find all this background knowledge that Artur shared incredibly interesting. I really take my hat off to him. Big respect!
This rum has a pretty muted nose, subtly giving off wood, roasted nuts, caramel, and baking spices. I find the palate quite pleasant with nuttiness, caramel, and chocolate leading the way while balanced with wood and spices. The finish is medium in length with the palate notes carrying through