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Bacardi Carta Oro draws notice for its soft, caramelized profile, backed by hints of popcorn and the occasional lime or bitter coffee twist. Several RumX users catch buttered popcorn on the nose, with Schnapsschuesse calling out a "Hauch von Popcorn und diversen Röstnoten." The palate delivers mostly rounded and "sehr weich" (very soft) vibes, but some, like Anton Krioukov, wonder "Where is the flavor?" The community agrees it emerges as a light, approachable rum, often favored as a mixer, though solo sipping can divide the room.
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The Bacardi distillery is located in Puerto Rico. Rums from Bacardi have been reviewed 1,459 times with an average of 6.0/10.
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Here again, pure a disaster, but you can use it as an emergency mixer.
Where is the flavor? Interesting on the nose but lacking in the palette department. Barely better than the Blanca.
Bon pour le coca
Attention: The bottlings in Germany seem to have all been reduced from 40% to 37.5% in the meantime. The database is no longer correct, new creation or adjustment may be necessary. Compared to the Blanca, there's a lot more going on here. Very smooth with acidic notes, a hint of popcorn and various roasted notes. Classic, very sweet Cuba notes, but complemented by freshness. It remains similar on its own, but this hint of buttery popcorn stands out in particular. I'm surprised how round the Oro is, even if it is super light and meaningless. A nice crowdpleaser in long drinks when there are no nerds around