Havana Club Don Navarro (Special Selection of Aged Rums)
The "Don Navarro (Special Selection of Aged Rums)" was produced in Cuba at the Havana Club distillery. It was distilled from Molasses. The rum has an ABV of 40%. This is a limited release and there are only 1000 bottles. 15 community members rated this rum with an average of 7.5/10. The rum smells like Woody, Roasted and Nutty, and on the palate there is Sweet, Dried fruit and Chocolate.
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The Havana Club distillery is located in Cuba. Rums from Havana Club have been reviewed 1,623 times with an average of 6.8/10.
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"#4655 16.03.2024 just relaxing with John Wick 4 and a few rums 😊 Nose Light, wood, light roasted, dried fruit, spice, light nutts, faint earthy. Palate Light, oily, sweet, wood, light roasted, dried fruit, spice, light chocolate, faint coffee. Finish Medium long, wood, light nutts, dried fruit, light chocolate. The empty glass has stronger chocolate, faint coconut and light caramel."
"Messe-Verkostung. Geschmacklich recht nah am Añejo 15."
"Sehr leicht und zugänglich, insgesamt aber auch etwas charakterlos. Eher was entspanntes nebenher zur Zigarre und kein wirklicher High-End Kuba Rum. Lecker aber könnte ein paar % mehr oder ein finish vertragen."
"Nase: Karamel, Kaffee, etwas Banane, leicht würzig Gaumen: Süss, Karamel, weisse Schokolade, Banane, Pflaume, angehen zum trinken nicht mal so lasch für 40% (und in Kuba ist er auch noch relativ preiswert)"