Rones del Caribe C.A. Ron Roble Viejo Ultra Añejo
Smooth, sweet oak with coffee-caramel
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RumX members love its approachable Venezuelan sweetness and mellow oak. Expect vanilla, caramel and coffee over clear barrel tones, with some dried-fruit touches and a smooth, short finish. Aged 12 years at Licorero del Centro and bottled at 40%, it’s an easy sipper often enjoyed neat. With 101 reviews, popular status and strong buyer confidence on RumX, it’s a reliable pick for those who favor sweet, oak-led profiles.
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About the Licorero del Centro distillery
The Licorero del Centro distillery is located in Venezuela. Rums from Licorero del Centro have been reviewed 712 times with an average of 6.7/10.
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02.10.2016 - 03.10.2016 A great extended weekend with rum friends. This was a nice event and lots of space between the tables. Only problem was the level of English at some of the exhibitors. Here are the rums we tasted at the event itself, nothing truly unique but we had fun. This is the first half of the tastings. Notes Medium dark in colour. Nose Light, wood, light roasted, cinnamon, sweet, light caramel, orange. Palate Light, wood, light caramel, faint nutts, light chocolate, faint smoke, citrus, sweet. Finish Short to medium, fruits, caramel, light chocolate, orange, sweet.
Part of 1423 "24 days of rum" Christmas rum-calendar from 2023. In the nose I found some oak and nuttyness. The taste-notes revealed some fruits and oak, and it had a short aftertaste. Might have been more interesting with a higher ABV%
Also an okay rum, like all the ones in this advent calendar. I'm finding it really difficult to categorize the taste. I can taste a slight alcoholic flavor. That's probably why I like it :)
24 Days of Rum 2023, Blue Edition, Day 3 As expected for 12 years, wood is present on the nose and palate, with a short, mild finish. A solidly made after-work sipper that explains "aged rum" well.