How does this rum taste?
- Rich vanilla aroma
- Complex fruity undertones
- Traditional Venezuelan flavor
Ron Añejo Carúpano Reserva 18 Limitada is a Venezuelan rum crafted at the Destileria Carupano distillery. Distilled from molasses using a column still and aged for less than 18 years, this 40% ABV rum offers an aromatic profile rich in vanilla, oak, and banana, with hints of yellow fruits and cola. On the palate, expect prominent banana and oak notes complemented by caramel and a light, barrel-aged essence. Its finish is medium in length with a somewhat dry, oaky presence, accompanied by white pepper hints. While some find its complexity and fruity undertones appealing, others note the pronounced alcohol and lack of depth. Explore this rum to experience Venezuelan tradition.
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About the Destileria Carupano distillery
The Destileria Carupano distillery is located in Venezuela. Rums from Destileria Carupano have been reviewed 196 times with an average of 6.6/10.
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"A pleasant duration with notes of fig and hints of chocolate."
"A little more wood influence, coffee and banana. Less sweet than usual for Venezuela."
"Rum Tasting 19/4-24 Peters Vin. Nose: vanilla, leather, some oak. Taste: Again some tobaco, vanilla, different spices, oaky. Finish: Again dry and oaky, White pepper. A boring rum without complexicty,"
"It presents itself as an interesting drink with a certain element of complexity, opening up to more fruity tones with a sweeter finish but with a strong presence of alcohol. It's worth exploring this Ron and feeling the strength and tradition of Venezuela."