Cañada Alambique Serrano 1st Edition 3 Años
The "Alambique Serrano 1st Edition 3 Años" was produced in Mexico at the Cañada distillery. It was distilled from Sugar cane juice with a Pot and Column Still and then aged for 3 years 2mo - 3 years 4mo. The rum has an ABV of 46,1%. 1 community member rated this rum with an average of 7.5/10.
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About the Cañada distillery
The Cañada distillery is located in Mexico. Rums from Cañada have been reviewed 64 times with an average of 7.6/10.
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As a sipping rum, it's not bad but not amazing, primarily because the finish is too short and it feels a little thin at this lower proof. As a mixing rum, which is kind of its purpose maybe(?), it's pretty divine. It carries much of the same flavor profile as their Blend #4 (see my more detailed review there), plus a slightly buttery element reminiscent of Smith & Cross. The only down side is that, for a mixing rum, it's much more expensive than, for example, Smith & Cross.