Dictador 10 Years
Aromas of vanilla and coffee lead into a caramelized, softly smoky palate accented by spice. Widely regarded as approachable and smooth, this rum is a community-endorsed entry point with pleasing coffee notes.
Coffee, caramel and vanilla with soft smoky depth.
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How does this rum taste?
- Smooth, approachable texture
- Distinct coffee and caramel profile
- Good value for newcomers
Coffee and caramel take center stage in Dictador 10 Years, with hints of vanilla and a gentle smoky note that round out its profile. Community members praise its smooth, approachable palate and see it as a solid step up for newcomers wanting to explore richer, less sugary rum. Worth a sip for coffee and dessert rum fans seeking balance and value.
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About the Destilería Colombiana distillery
The Destilería Colombiana distillery is located in Colombia. Rums from Destilería Colombiana have been reviewed 1,497 times with an average of 7.5/10.
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""The usual choco caramel! In summary, my tasting notes: On the nose: Vanilla, Coffee, Caramel In the mouth: Caramelized, Coffee, Cocoa, Vanilla, Woody Finish: Chocolate, Caramel"."
"Taste is soft and round with caramel, cocoa, honey, coffee, oak with a high complexity."
"To my taste, an uninteresting, overly alcoholic, almost medicated nose. On the palate, a strong initial impression of licorice that fades and gives way to notes of roasted coffee that linger on the palate, ending on an earthy sensation. Not bad, but not fantastic either."
"Harmonious overall, low notes with a rather long, peaty finish. Licorice, caramel and a strong hint of burn. It doesn't break a duck's back, but it's drinkable :)"