Oliver & Oliver Ron Esclavo 12 Años
Aroma delivers vanilla, caramel and wood; palate follows with chocolate and buttery sweetness. Consensus: sweet and approachable, best for fans of dessert-style rums or beginners.
Sweet vanilla, caramel and chocolate — easy sipping dessert rum.
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How does this rum taste?
- Smooth caramel and vanilla profile
- Buttery, mellow palate
- Approachable for beginners
Sweet vanilla and caramel shine from the first sip of Ron Esclavo 12 Años, backed by buttery chocolate notes and a woody, leathery aroma. While RumX drinkers often find it quite sweet, its mellow richness and easy-drinking character make it approachable, especially for those new to aged Dominican rums. Worth exploring if you enjoy smooth, dessert-forward pours.
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The Oliver & Oliver distillery is located in Dominican Republic. Rums from Oliver & Oliver have been reviewed 2,194 times with an average of 7.3/10.
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"Tried this in a hotel bar with very limited range. Would never have tried it under normal circumstances, cause I had earlier tested the XO and thought it was much too sweet. This one is also too sweet for me, but less than the XO."
"Very sweet and more fruity than the other ones but still not my cup of tea 😊"
"This rum I would like to try less heavily sweetened. The fruit notes, vanilla, some oak are very pleasant on the nose and in the mouth, but in the end the rum is just too sweet for me."
"This rum is also too sweet for me. Oliver and Oliver can do better. This rum is slightly better than the XO but less sweet would be better."