How does this rum taste?
- Fresh vanilla aroma
- Complex spicy flavors
- Good value for money
Rum Artesanal El Salvador Rum, from Licorera Cihuatán, is a 2008-distilled, 10-year-aged molasses-based spirit. Bottled by Heinz Eggert GmbH, its limited release of 513 bottles features an ABV of 46.3%. Users note its complex aroma with vanilla, spices, freshness, apple, and currants. The palate delivers sweetness, spices, and vanilla, accompanied by pastry and herbal notes. Reviews highlight a balanced blend of mild sweetness and spice, yet some find the alcohol integration somewhat harsh. Overall, it's a versatile rum, offering an exploratory departure from classic profiles and ideal for both newcomers and seasoned rum enthusiasts.
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About the Licorera Cihuatán distillery
The Licorera Cihuatán distillery is located in El Salvador. Rums from Licorera Cihuatán have been reviewed 1,183 times with an average of 7.4/10.
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"Had this bottle on the shelf for a long time and someone wanted a sample so I opened it. Lots of herbs, slight bitterness. I like the apple notes and the slightly chocolaty finish. Update 5.5.24: Still a good drinkable rum, alcohol could be a bit better integrated at this strength. Recommended if you want to escape from the eternal Jamaica Guyana Trinidad pendulum to other flavor regions"
"Ja dieser Rum gefällt mir. In der Nase kommt er schön frisch und fruchtig daher. Im Gaumen dagegen kommt er eher würzig daher. Ausserdem ist eine leichte Würze zu schmecken und auch Gebäck kann man schmecken. Lecker."
"Unusually herbal and apple-like (green Granny Smith) for a Spaniard. But these typical light smoke, nut and caramel notes can also be found here, as is often the case with El Salvador, but here with a much more herbal touch! Overall really very complex and exciting to drink. And you can't go wrong for the money it cost back then anyway! ♥️"
"A quick taste before the bottlekill 😉 Conclusion, in line with the price. 😀 It's not round, but very sharp for the few percentages, both on the nose and on the palate. Once the spiciness has faded a little, fresh floral and spicy aromas appear. The palate is also spicy at first, then lots of wood, bitter almond, roasted aromas and a certain fresh note. All with a rather thin mouthfeel and a bitter, woody finish."