Bacardi Cuatro Añejo 4
Most enjoy its smooth, vanilla‑caramel profile and easy mixing. Critics find it thin, short and a bit synthetic. Consensus: a decent, slightly aged Bacardi that works best in cocktails at fair prices.
Those who like soft, sweet-leaning, easy Bacardi-style rums for Cuba Libre, highballs or simple cocktails and want a step up from basic white or gold mixing rums.
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How does this rum taste?
Easy Bacardi for simple mixed drinks
If you already use standard Bacardi for longdrinks and want something a bit rounder and more mature without spending much more, this is a safe, easy upgrade—mainly for mixing.
Enthusiasts chasing complexity, long finishes or fully natural-tasting profiles; anyone expecting a characterful sipping rum at this price point.
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About the Bacardi distillery
The Bacardi distillery is located in Puerto Rico. Rums from Bacardi have been reviewed 1,566 times with an average of 6.0/10.
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Light, honey & vanilla, light wood and some apricot on the nose. Very round for its age and for a Bacardi. In the mouth it has a peppery edge, but remains nicely balanced - but unfortunately quite thin and characterless. Great stuff for cocktails that otherwise need white rum. And that's exactly what it's good for. OK for Cuba Libre
Surprisingly good, it is a solid, slightly matured rum. Primarily for mixing, of course, with the familiar Bacardi aroma coming through positively. Significantly better than the cheaper Bacardis, price is ok.
Very soft, sweet nose, dominated by vanilla. A sensation of coconut. It promises to be round and sweet. It is. But not much happens on the palate. A little wood, caramel, all coated with pepper. Not a very pleasant aqueous sensation and a synthetic edge. I didn't check the bottle for additives, but I wouldn't be surprised. To finish in a cocktail.
I actually prefer this to the bottle of Bacardi 8 I have here. Not complex, but decently smooth. Light years ahead of the gold, but still just OK.