Ron Zacapa Centenario XO Solera (3. Edition)
Industrias Licoreras de Guatemala
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Facts about the rum
Ron Zacapa
RX23
40%
Sugar cane honey
Column Still
<25 years
75cl
Under 250€
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Summary
The Ron Zacapa Centenario XO Solera (3. Edition) is a Guatemalan rum distilled from sugar cane honey and aged for 25 years. It has an ABV of 40% and is highly rated with many giving it 90/100 or higher. It has complex aromas and flavors of caramel, wood, fruit, chocolate, and spices. It is great as a dessert or sipping rum for cold winter nights but may be too sweet for some.
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About the distillery
The distillery Industrias Licoreras de Guatemala is located in Guatemala. Rums from Industrias Licoreras de Guatemala have been reviewed 1,740 times with an average of 75/100.
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Community comments
Already 170 users have rated this rum, leaving an average rating of 84 points. A total of 18 users have marked this rum as their favorite (90+ points).
Write a reviewKevin Sorensen 🇩🇰
10 November 2022
This nice sipper has to rest for a while before nosing or you'll get a punch of alcoholic blast. The nose is wonderfully smooth even velvety I'd say. Smoky wood and fruity with toffee and spices. The palate is complex and very well balanced with smoky oak and spices and a hint of the cognac cask it was finished in. The finish is long and sweet with spices and coffee and once again a hint of the cognac cask.
Stefan L
7 January 2022
Haven’t tried this bottle in years and it’s been in the back of the cabinet behind more interesting bottles. Obviously my sweet tooth days are over. This is too rounded and tamed down by the high sugar content for me. Also I’m used to a lot higher ABV nowadays. … now a year later and I agree with myself.
Tim
23 January 2022
Durchaus gut und trinkbar, aber natürlich süß. Bei Zacapa stimmt der Preis aber einfach nicht.
rumlicious
14 July 2022
Früher einer meiner Lieblinge, inzwischen mir zu süß! Dennoch ein leckerer und runder Rum.
Surbiton Man
18 April 2022
A wonderful mellow full flavour sipping rum ideal for a cold winter night in front of an open fire. It is a slow drinker as the finish, that needs to be savoured, is long and full.
RumBarfly
18 April 2022
Nectar from heaven. A bold, complex and inviting nose, warm sweetness and fruits, followed by a velvety smooth yet powerful flavour profile, ranging from burnt toffees to spices and cedar woods. Delightfully playful with a long, distinctive finish that evolves further from subtle spicy sweetness to a final bitter orange 3rd act.
Mopar Rules
31 August 2022
Many years ago, this was the Rum that drawed me away from single malts. Smooth, balanced, subtle sweetness. Whatever one might say, it’s a very balanced, smooth and of course easy sipping rum. But is Jamaica really that better because we feel more cool when drinking the hyped stuff? Is it bad because it’s not main stream anymore (well, in the world’s bars it is). Of course Diageo didn’t do any good to it. Nose is subtle and almost not present, but there is almonds, caramel, a smooth flavor. On the palate very balanced, smooth, chocolate, mocca, a nice sweetness, caramel. And even a smooth finish. It’s not challenging, not complex, no esters (but most destillers of whatever spirit don’t want esters as with any other alcohol than rum it’s a sign for bad quality - even if i like them)
crazyforgoodbooze
19 March 2021
wenn er nicht so süß und teuer wäre, wäre der echt gut...
Jack M
5 July 2022
Nice but fairly non-descript.
Bob Boby
7 September 2022
Saturé de sucre, pour les amateurs de rhums sucré... Personnellement sans intérêt
Leo Tomczak
17 October 2021
Ordentlicher Solera. Aber viel zu teuer.
Sebastian Kornett
2 June 2021
Viel zu dünn. Im Abgang merkt man den zugegebenen Zucker. Teurer Fusel. Mehr nicht.