Cinabrio Ron 12 Años
orange-forward, smooth, easy-drinking
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RumX members love the orange-led profile here: caramel, vanilla and toffee on the nose, with sweet orange peel, gentle spice and a touch of wood on the palate. It’s smooth at 40% and easy-going—some call it light and a bit short—making it a solid choice neat, with ice, or for mixing. Popular on RumX with 171 reviews and strong buyer confidence.
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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 1,241 times with an average of 7.4/10.
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In der Nase Orange, Pflaume, mild. Orange im Mund und im Abgang, fruchtige Noten nach der Orange. Mild und leicht Ölig. Mittlerer, milder Abgang.
Not just an older Cihuatan Indigo, but with its own character. Here come orange, dark wood notes and heavy sweetness. The orange becomes very oily and chewy on the palate while a certain spice is added that harmonizes and binds fantastically with the alcohol. The finish is dark wood and chocolate, good and subtle sweetness throughout. Really good! Addendum: Especially the fruit notes like super ripe mango & pineapple need some time to develop. When they get the orange becomes much fresher and more intense and loses the bitterness.
I admit I don't smell much besides citrus. The taste is quite original and fresh mix of orange and tangerine. The sweetness is acceptable. Such an unpretentious drink as an aperitif after lunch or for a visitor. In the end, quite a pleasant surprise. Edit: I'm finishing the sample and I don't need to change anything either
Spicy, sweet, cinnamon