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Cihuatán Suerte Aged Rum is produced in El Salvador, aged between 15 to 17 years, and bottled at 44.2% ABV. Crafted at the renowned Licorera Cihuatán distillery, this rum offers a complex aroma with fruity, vanilla, and sherry notes accented by hints of young wood and sweetness. Users have described the taste as pleasantly sweet, with sherry, vanilla, and oak undertones providing a well-rounded profile. Some reviewers appreciate its distinct lightness and unique mineral touch, while others note its subtlety and unique aromas. It's a rum that offers Middle American allure.
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The Licorera Cihuatán distillery is located in El Salvador. Rums from Licorera Cihuatán have been reviewed 1,218 times with an average of 7.4/10.
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Eher schwach an der Nase, obwohl er ein paar Prozente extra bekommen hat. Holz- und Sherryeinflüsse sind dominant, an Nase, Mund und Abgang. Ergänzend gibt es Gewürze, Trockenfrüchte und verschiedene Süßigkeiten. Interessanter Aspekt an der Nase: Bleistiftspähne.
#4246 09.09.2023 I got 6 secret samples from a friend as a blind tasting and that has been a lot of fun spread over two evenings. First off, the price to quality is pretty good. Once rested it's a fruity profile with nice spices and very light wood. The palate i light and I would have loved a higher ABV. The finish is medium long and also kind of light. The empty glass has some mineral and chocolate notes.
Intense notes of Madeira and virgin oak, sesame cookies, peppery and drier like the alux and nice notes of dried fig and slightly mineral due to the quartz filtering. I like the alux better overall!
Nice solid distillate. Something different and very exciting for Central America